Molecularly imprinted materials : science and technology /: science and technology. (©2005)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Mingdi Yan, Olof Ramström.
• Other Names: Yan, Mingdi, 1967-; Ramström, Olof
• Contents: Front cover; Foreword; Preface; Contents; Contributors; Molecular Imprinting- An Introduction; I. INTRODUCTION; II. WHAT IS MOLECULAR IMPRINTING?; III. IMPRINTING TERMINOLOGY; IV. APPROACHES TO MOLECULAR IMPRINTING; V. HOW TO PREPARE A MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED POLYMER; VI. BINDING EVALUATION; A. The Imprinting Effect; B. Strategy for Demonstrating a Real Imprinting Effect; VII. CONFIGURATIONS OF MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED POLYMERS; VIII. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED POLYMERS; IX. MIPs-FOR WHAT PURPOSE?; X. CONCLUDING REMARKS; REFERENCES A Brief History of the ''New Era'' of Molecular ImprintingI. INTRODUCTION; II. HOW DID THEY GET INVOLVED?; III. WHAT ARE THE MAIN PROBLEMS AND LIMITATIONS OF IMPRINTING AT THE PRESENT TIME?; IV. WHAT IMPRINTING PROJECTS ARE THEY WORKING ON AT PRESENT?; V. WHERE WILL MIPS BE APPLIED AND WHERE WILL RESEARCH GO IN THE FUTURE?; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; The Noncovalent Approach; I. INTRODUCTION; II. CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF NONCOVALENT IMPRINTING SYSTEMS A. Types of Interactions in Molecular Imprinting; B. Noncovalent Types of Interactions; C. Monomers and Cross-Linkers; D. Solvents III. AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT IN NONCOVALENTLY IMPRINTED POLYMERSIV. EXAMPLES OF MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED POLYMERS: TYPICAL TECHNIQUES AND RECIPES; V. PROTOCOL 1: AN IMPRINTED POLYMER SPECIFIC FOR THE DRUG THEOPHYLLINE; A. Preparation of a Theophylline MIP and the Corresponding Nonimprinted Polymer; B. Evaluating Theophylline MIP and NP with Batch-Mode Binding Assays; VI. PROTOCOL 2: ENANTIOSELECTIVE MIP FOR (R)-ISOPROTERENOL; A. Preparation of a (R)-Isoproterenol Imprinted Polymer; B. Evaluating the (R)-Isoproterenol MIP Using HPLC; VII. IMPRINTING WITH IMMOBILIZED TEMPLATES VIII. ''ANTI-IDIOTYPIC IMPRINTING'' AND ''DIRECT MOLDING'': THE NEXT GENERATION OF MIPsACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; The Covalent and Other Stoichiometric Approaches; I. INTRODUCTION; II. AN EXAMPLE FOR IMPRINTING WITH COVALENT INTERACTIONS; III. OPTIMIZATION OF THE POLYMER STRUCTURE; IV. GENERAL ASPECTS OF THE BINDING SITE INTERACTION; V. DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES OF COVALENT BINDING A. Boronic Acid-Containing Binding Site Functional Monomers; B. Using Azomethines, Ketals, and Sulfides for Covalent Binding; VI. EXAMPLES OF STOICHIOMETRIC NONCOVALENT INTERACTION A. General B. Benzamidines and Guanidines as Binding SitesC. Imprinted Polymers with Multiple Hydrogen Bonded Templates; D. Imprinting with Polymerizable Cyclodextrins Employing Host-Guest Inclusion; E. Stoichiometric Noncovalent Interactions for the Imprinting of Ampicillin; VII. CONCLUSION; VIII. PROTOCOLS OF THE PREPARATION OF TWO TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF IMPRINTED POLYMERS A. Polymer from Scheme 2; B. Polymer from Template 14 and Binding Site 3; ACKNOWLEDGMENT; REFERENCES; The Semi-Covalent Approach; I. WHY USE A SEMI-COVALENT APPROACH?; II. SEMI-COVALENT APPROACH USING CARBOXYLIC ESTER TEMPLATES
• Publisher Details: New York : Marcel Dekker
• Publication Date: 2005
• Copyright Date: 2005
• Extent: 1 online resource (xiii, 734 pages), illustrations
• Subjects: 547.7; Molecular imprinting; Imprinted polymers; Monomers; SCIENCE -- Chemistry -- Organic; Imprinted polymers; Molecular imprinting; Monomers; Imprinted polymers; Molecular imprinting; Monomers; Electronic books; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 1420030302; 9781420030303
• Related ISBNs: 9780824753535; 0824753534
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Print version record.
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