This paper presents a new method for fabricating biodegradable bio-polymeric nanoparticles via a convenient one-pot strategy at room temperature under stirring conditions for application to communicable diseases.
We report a facile approach for the development of novel fluorescein polymeric nanoparticles (FPNPs) with immobilization of specific biomolecules for application in a highly sensitive optical biosensor.
A new strategy has been developed for the synthesis of branched sialylated oligosaccharides using one-pot technology. Sialyl donors are in general too weak in reactivity to be used as the first glycosyl donors in the one-pot synthesis. When sialic acid is linked to a different sugar such as galactose, the reactivity is, however, significantly enhanced and can be tuned to enable the one-pot synthesis. A combination of NISTfOHAgOTf was used for activation of the thioglycosides to improve the glycosylation yield when a hindered acceptor was used, as illustrated in the one-pot assembly of sialylated hexasaccharide.Key words: one-pot synthesis, sialyl oligosaccharides, new activation.
Novel polymeric SNAs, prepared via an original synthetic approach, undergo reversible changes in the grafting density and conformation of the oligonucleotide strands.
A new strategy has been developed to achieve thermoelectric composites of SWCNTs and poly-Schiff bases, which are obtained via a convenient one-pot synthesis and can chelate transition metal ions to adjust their thermoelectric properties.
Novel fluorescein polymer-based nanoparticles: facile and controllable one-pot synthesis, assembly, and immobilization of biomolecules for application in a highly sensitive biosensor