Protein micropatterning based on electrochemically switched immobilization of bioligand on electropolymerized film of a dually electroactive monomer
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Kyuwon Kim, Jaeyang Hwang, Inwoong Seo, Tae Hwan Youn, Juhyoun Kwak
We demonstrate a protein micropatterning method based on electropolymerization of a monomer with two electroactive units, hydroquinone monoester and disulfide, which enables electrochemical ON–OFF switching for immobilization of bioligands on electrodes modified with the electropolymerized film.
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