Application of lectin immobilized on polyHIPE monoliths for bioprocess monitoring of glycosylated proteins

Porous Polymerized High Internal Phase Emulsions Prepared Using Proteins and Essential Oils for Antimicrobial Applications

“…2,3 Alternatively, this strategy is also useful for preparing microporous materials via selective polymerization of the external phase and extraction of the internal phase, resulting in polyHIPEs. 4−6 The hierarchical structure of polyHIPEs has shown great potential in diverse applications 7 such as wound dressing, 8 tissue engineering, 9 energy storage, 10,11 sensing, 12 and decontamination of chemical warfare agents. 13 Moreover, the ability to encapsulate hydrophobic molecules makes polyHIPEs ideal materials for constructing drug-eluting devices, such as drug delivery patches and implants.…”

“…High internal phase emulsions (HIPEs) are extremely concentrated emulsions with >75% (v/v) internal phase . A hydrophobic internal phase may be used to stabilize water-immiscible cargo, providing an ideal platform for loading large amounts of hydrophobic cargo for drug delivery applications. , Alternatively, this strategy is also useful for preparing microporous materials via selective polymerization of the external phase and extraction of the internal phase, resulting in polyHIPEs. − The hierarchical structure of polyHIPEs has shown great potential in diverse applications such as wound dressing, tissue engineering, energy storage, , sensing, and decontamination of chemical warfare agents . Moreover, the ability to encapsulate hydrophobic molecules makes polyHIPEs ideal materials for constructing drug-eluting devices, such as drug delivery patches and implants …”