3D-Ordered Macroporous Materials Comprising DNA
Macroporous materials comprising DNA were fabricated with the colloidal crystal template. First, DNA and diazoresin (DR) molecules are fully filled into the voids of a colloidal crystal template. After thermal treatment and removal of the colloids, DNA porous materials with highly ordered structure...
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| description | Macroporous materials comprising DNA were fabricated with the colloidal crystal template. First, DNA and diazoresin (DR) molecules are fully filled into the voids of a colloidal crystal template. After thermal treatment and removal of the colloids, DNA porous materials with highly ordered structure were obtained. In the process of thermal treatment the cross-linking reaction takes place between DR and DNA, which plays an important role for sustaining the porous framework. The DNA porous materials will turn into a fluorescent DNA/dye composite after staining with Hoechst 33258 (Hoe), a characteristic fluorescent dye for DNA. This kind of composite DNA porous material may have potential applications in optical devices. |
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