Enzymatic Dissociation of DNA-Histone Condensates in an Electrophoretic Setting: Modulating DNA Patterning and Hydrogel Viscoelasticity
Neetu Sivoria,
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Rishi Ram Mahato,
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Priyanka
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et al.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
40(26), P. 13505 - 13514
Published: June 19, 2024
Development
of
an
energy-driven
self-assembly
process
is
a
matter
interest
for
understanding
and
mimicking
diverse
ranges
biological
environmental
patterns
in
synthetic
system.
In
this
article,
first
we
demonstrate
transient
temporally
controlled
DNA-histone
condensate
where
trypsin
(already
present
the
system)
hydrolyzes
histone,
resulting
disassembly.
Upon
performing
dynamic
gel
matrix
under
electric
field,
observe
kinds
DNA
patterning
across
depending
on
amount
trypsin,
incubation
time
reaction
mixture,
porosity.
Notably,
here,
micrometer-sized
does
not
move
through
only
free
can
pass;
therefore,
transport
accumulation
at
different
zones
depend
release
rate
by
trypsin.
Furthermore,
show
that
viscoelasticity
native
increases
presence
pattern
over
be
achieved
tuning
enzyme,
i.e.,
dissociation
condensate.
We
believe
enabling
spatiotemporally
applying
field
will
potentially
important
designing
distinct
materials.
Language: Английский
ATP-driven hierarchical self-assembly of luminescent nanostructures from a cationic Pt(II) complex
Sreenivasulu Bandi,
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D.P. Suhas
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Journal of Molecular Structure,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 140300 - 140300
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Self-assembled nanomaterials for fabrication of electrochemical biosensors for biomedical applications
Arunadevi Natarajan,
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N. Sivakumar,
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Pooja Singh
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et al.
Electrochemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 174 - 205
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Self-assembled
nanoparticles
have
proven
results
in
the
fabrication
of
sensors
for
biomedical
applications.
In
recent
years
assembled
into
clusters
by
adopting
various
techniques
to
develop
superstructures.
The
characteristics
self-assembled
are
modified
altering
interactions
occurring
between
nano-sized
components
via
external
and
internal
fields.
It
exhibits
easily
tuneable
flexible
surfaces
multi-dimensional
structures.
this
chapter,
we
explored
integration
electrochemical
with
nanoparticles.
We
correlated
properties
motifs
like
size
electrical
sensing
performance.
Initially,
discussed
single-component
nanomaterials
DNA
peptides
their
applications
arena.
Additionally,
will
undergo
a
self-assembly
process
drugs,
targeted
tumor
therapy.
Further
nature
transition
nano
metals/oxides
role
as
electrode
support
signal
labelling
was
deliberated.
For
fruitful
understanding
title
compound
challenges
prospects
biosensors
medical
were
also
addressed.
This
chapter
serve
an
exhaustive
guide
harmonize
vital
aspects
formulate
stable
nanostructures
Language: Английский