Reversible sol–gel signaling system with epMB for the study of enzyme- and pH-triggered oligonucleotide release from a biotin hydrogel
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Young Jun Seo, Sankarprasad Bhuniya, Byeang Hyean Kim
The biotin-based low molecular weight hydrogel (G1) is able to entrap the epMB and as a consequence, the color of the epMB changes from green to blue; the color change depends on the state of the gelator, i.e. upon proceeding from sol to gel and vice versa.
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