By Lei Ye
Molecular imprinting is without doubt one of the best easy methods to fabricate practical polymer buildings with pre-defined molecular popularity selectivity. Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) were used as antibody and enzyme mimics in a lot of purposes. the exceptional balance and simple coaching make MIPs excellent substitutes for biologically derived molecular reputation materials, Read more...
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Whitcombe et al. described one novel functional monomer for the preparation of MIPs against ampicillin, an antibiotic (Fig. 8), relying on this principle [30]. To target the carboxylic acid (in its anionic form), they prepared a polymerisable version (21) of the previously reported receptor. Unfortunately, the binding of this monomer to carboxylates (ca. 280 M−1 in DMSO-d6) was an order of magnitude lower than the receptor upon which the monomer was based. It was suggested that the decrease in binding strength arose from the electron-releasing group through which the polymerisable function was introduced.
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