Highly Permeable and Selective Pore‐Spanning Biomimetic Membrane Embedded with Aquaporin Z | Zendy

Wang Honglei | Zendy; Chung TaiShung | Zendy; Tong Yen Wah | Zendy; Jeyaseelan Kandiah | Zendy; Armugam Arunmozhiarasi | Zendy; Chen Zaichun | Zendy; Hong Minghui | Zendy; Meier Wolfgang | Zendy

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Highly Permeable and Selective Pore‐Spanning Biomimetic Membrane Embedded with Aquaporin Z

Author(s) -

Wang Honglei,

Chung TaiShung,

Tong Yen Wah,

Jeyaseelan Kandiah,

Armugam Arunmozhiarasi,

Chen Zaichun,

Hong Minghui,

Meier Wolfgang

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

small

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 3.785

H-Index - 236

eISSN - 1613-6829

pISSN - 1613-6810

DOI - 10.1002/smll.201102120

Subject(s) - membrane , covalent bond , vesicle , aquaporin , materials science , vesicle fusion , nanotechnology , chemical engineering , biomimetics , biophysics , chemistry , organic chemistry , biochemistry , engineering , synaptic vesicle , biology

A highly permeable yet highly selective pore‐spanning biomimetic membrane embedded with aquaporin Z is molecularly designed and constructed via a combination of pressure‐assisted vesicle adsorption and covalent‐conjugation‐driven vesicle fusion on a porous support. This approach represents a significant breakthrough in the architecture of biomimetic membranes embedded with aquaporin in a planar form.

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