Layered covalent triazine frameworks can be exfoliated into 1–2 layered nanosheets via acid–base intercalation and subsequent oxidation exfoliation to obtain much improved specific capacitance and rate performance for Li ion battery anode.
Gene
therapy is a revolutionary biomedical technique for the treatment
of many diseases, and the development of safe and efficient intracellular
gene delivery vectors is crucial for successful gene therapy. Herein,
we report a strategy to construct dual-functionalized covalent triazine
framework-poly(ethylene glycol)-polyethylenimine (CTF-PEG-PEI) nanosheets
as nonviral vectors via exfoliation and surface chemistry modification.
Benefiting from the unique brushlike hierarchical structure, CTF-PEG-PEI
can strongly condense nucleic acids and efficiently release the nucleic
acid cargo after cellular uptake. Systematic gene delivery studies
in both 293T and HeLa cells demonstrate that CTF-PEG-PEI has superior
gene transfection performance and lower cytotoxicity compared with
polyethylenimine (PEI), especially at low dosages.
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