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- 2021A benzimidazole-based new fluorogenic differential/sequential chemosensor for Cu2+, Zn2+, CN-, P2O74-, DNA, its live-cell imaging and pyrosequencing applicationscitations
- 2016Morphology of {{Fe}} Nanolayers with {{Pt}} Overlayers on Low-Temperature Annealingcitations
- 2013Interfacial smoothening of polymer multilayers with molecules: a new approach in growing supramolecular layer structurescitations
- 2013Molecularly imprinted conductive polymers for controlled trafficking of neurotransmitters at solid–liquid interfacescitations
- 2013UHTC-carbon fibre compositescitations
- 2011Influence of laser beam brightness during surface treatment of a ZrO2 engineering ceramic
- 2011Influence of laser beam brightness during surface treatment of a ZrO 2 engineering ceramic
- 2010Study on the growth of Nb3Sn superconductor in Cu(Sn)/Nb diffusion couple
- 2009Microstructural characterisation of titanium coatings deposited using cold gas spraying on Al2O3 substratescitations
- 2009Determination of diffusion parameters and activation energy of diffusion in V3Si phase with A15 crystal structurecitations
- 2008On the spatial stability and bifurnication of the Kirkendall plane during solid-state interdiffusioncitations
- 2006Physico-chemical analysis of compound growth in a diffusion couple with two-phase end-memberscitations
- 2004Intermetallic growth and Kirkendall effect manifestations in Cu/Sn and Au/Sn diffusion couples
- 2004The Kirkendall effect in muliphase diffusioncitations
- 2004Bifurcation of the Kirkendall plane during interdiffusion in the intermetallic compound beta-NiAlcitations
- 2004Understanding the mechanism of action of poly(amidoamine)s as endosomolytic polymers: correlation of physicochemical and biological propertiescitations
- 2003Intrinsic diffusion in Ni3Al systemcitations
- 2003Formation of AB2-intermetallics by diffusion in the Au-Sb-Bi systemcitations
- 2002Young's modulus of (Ti,Si )N films by surface acoustic waves and indentation techniquescitations
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Molecularly imprinted conductive polymers for controlled trafficking of neurotransmitters at solid–liquid interfaces
Abstract
We realize a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) which is imprinted with the retinal neurotransmitter glutamate. The films prepared by electrochemical deposition have a smooth surface with a granular morphology as observed using an atomic force microscope. Multiple reflection attenuated total reflection infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectroscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) are used to chemically confirm the imprint of a neurotransmitter in the MIP at the solid–liquid and the solid–air interface, respectively. Fluorescence spectroscopy using the dye fluorescamine is used to monitor the changes in neurotransmitter concentration in various solvents induced by application of voltage to the MIP. By controlling neurotransmitter trafficking across a solid–liquid interface with voltage, we suggest the possibility of using such a neurotransmitter imprinted MIP for chemical stimulation of retinal neurons. The current state of the art approach to restore sight in certain cases of blindness is the replacement of damaged photoreceptors by a subretinal implant consisting of light-sensitive photodiodes. Thus a future perspective of our work would be to chemically stimulate the neurons by replacing the photodiodes in the subretinal implant by the neurotransmitter imprinted polymer film.