Subtractive hybridization of biotinylated DNA in phenol emulsion

Laman, Alexandr G; Kurjukov, Sergei G; Bulgakova, Elena; Anikeeva, Nadezhda N; Brovko, F. A.

doi:10.1016/s0165-022x(01)00173-7

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“…In this work, we designed a novel surfactant-free vesicle−template route for the preparation of inorganic hydroxide or oxide hollow spheres. This route was inspired from a common technique related to formamide−phenolic emulsions, which are usually used for DNA reassociation in biological studies . Can such emulsion systems be applied in the preparation of interesting nanostructures?…”

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In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

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In this work, well-shaped In(OH)3 hollow microspheres have been successfully prepared via a novel surfactant-free vesicle-template-interface route in the "formamide-resorcinol-water" system, in which spontaneous vesicles were formed under hydrothermal conditions and NH3 from the hydrolysis of formamide acted as the OH- provider. Morphological and structural characterizations indicate that the shells of as-prepared In(OH)3 hollow microspheres were constructed by numerous nanocubes about 80 nm in size. As desired, In2O3 hollow microspheres were obtained from annealing the designed In(OH)3 precursors, and the as-obtained In2O3 hollow microspheres performed well as a gas-sensing material in response to both ethanol and formaldehyde gases and as a photocatalyst for photocatalytic degradation of rhodamine B. The facile preparation method and the improved properties derived from special microstructures are significant in the synthesis and future applications of functional nanomaterials.

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In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

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Nucleic Acids Hybridization: Potentials and Limitations

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Subtractive hybridization of biotinylated DNA in phenol emulsion

Cited by 2 publications

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In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

Nucleic Acids Hybridization: Potentials and Limitations

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Subtractive hybridization of biotinylated DNA in phenol emulsion

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In2O3 Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)3 Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

In2O3 Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)3 Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

Nucleic Acids Hybridization: Potentials and Limitations

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In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis

In₂O₃ Hollow Microspheres: Synthesis from Designed In(OH)₃ Precursors and Applications in Gas Sensors and Photocatalysis