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石墨烯與磷脂之間的作用——結論、致謝！
來源：上海謂載 瀏覽 1976 次 發布時間:2021-11-11
結論
在本研究中，朗繆爾單層技術作為二維 方法適用于空氣-水/水界面 了解彼此之間互動的性質和方向 GO 和脂質模型。 具有相同 18 碳烷基的五種脂質 鏈，但故意選擇不同的頭組電荷 使可能的相互作用合理化。 實驗結果 表明這些脂質和 GO 之間的相互作用是明確的 受靜電相互作用支配。 當這些脂質 散布在空氣-GO 分散界面，GO 可以結合 或被吸附到單層帶正電荷的脂質中 DODAB 和 DSEPC，增加平均分子面積。 然而，單層帶中性電荷的頭基 （磷酸膽堿）或帶負電荷的頭部基團（磷酸和羧基）不吸附 GO，因為沒有偏愛 靜電相互作用。 因為磷脂 在生物系統中帶負電或中性電， GO 可能被細胞攝取到膜中 是由于 GO 和 磷脂，但通過膜的生物活性。
當 GO 被注入到 DODAB 和 DSEPC 帶正電荷單層，不同 發現了表面壓力的觀察結果。 GO 可以插入 單層 DODAB 以 20 mN/m 增加表面 壓力。 然而，GO 不能擴散到與 即使在低得多的表面壓力下 DSEPC 單層 可能是由于屏蔽了乙基磷基團。 GO 綁定到 DODAB 時的定向模型和 提出 DSEPC 單層來解釋不同的 GO在空氣-水界面的吸附行為。 建議采用“邊緣向內”而不是“面向內”的方向 描述 GO 納米片插入時的方向 DODAB 的單層。
作者信息
通訊作者
*電子郵件：rml@miami.edu (RML)。
筆記
作者聲明沒有競爭性經濟利益。
致謝
這項工作得到了 2012 年橋梁基金資助 邁阿密大學。
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