Graphene Oxide-Mediated Regulation of Volume Exclusion and Wettability in Biomimetic Phosphorylation-Responsive Ionic Gates
Liu Shi,
Beibei Nie,
Lingjun Sha
et al.
Abstract:Replicating phosphorylation-responsive ionic gates via
artificial
fluidic systems is essential for biomolecular detection and cellular
communication research. However, current approaches to governing the
gates primarily rely on volume exclusion or surface charge modulation.
To overcome this limitation and enhance ion transport controllability,
we introduce graphene oxide (GO) into nanochannel systems, simultaneously
regulating the volume exclusion and wettability. Moreover, inspired
by (cAMP)-dependent protein… Show more
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