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This detection method showed the advantages of a fast response time, and high sensitivity and selectivity. The response time and the limit of detection were as low as 2 s and 103 pM, respectively, benefiting from the uniform cavities and the large specific surface area of Fe-TCPP-MOF, which ensure (1) uniform dispersion of the Au NPs on the surface of the cavity; and (2) a higher chance of interaction of mercury and MB owing to the gathering effect of Fe-TCPP-MOF.We present a reaction-based fluorescent probe (1) for Hg2+ and CH3Hg+, based on the displacement reaction of the arylboronic acid with the mercury species. 1 showed promising sensing properties for Hg2+ and CH3Hg+, such as high selectivity and sensitivity, turn-on response, fast response to Hg2+ ( less then 2 min) and CH3Hg+ ( less then 5 min), low detection limits and operation in purely aqueous solutions.We developed a novel enzyme-free amplified SERS immunoassay by combining silver nanoparticle (AgNP)-linked immunoreaction and SERS transduction for the detection of disease biomarkers. As a proof of concept, our method was successfully illustrated with the disease biomarker α-fetoprotein with the detection limit of 3.3 × 10-13 g mL-1 and a double-blind experiment consisting of tens of serum samples was performed to confirm its reliability.The design and discovery of new two-dimensional materials with desired structures and properties are always one of the most fundamental goals in materials science. Here we present an atom-mimicking design concept to achieve direct self-assembly of two-dimensional low-coordinated open lattices using three-dimensional patchy particle systems. Besides honeycomb lattices, a new type of two-dimensional square-octagon lattice is obtained through rational design of the patch configuration of soft three-patch particles. However, unexpectedly the building blocks with thermodynamically favoured patch configuration cannot form square-octagon lattices in our simulations. We further reveal the kinetic mechanisms controlling the formation of the honeycomb and square-octagon lattices. The results indicate that the kinetically favoured intermediates play a critical role in determining the structure of obtained open lattices. This kinetics-controlled design principle provides a particularly effective and extendable framework to construct other novel open lattice structures.Lithium-sulfur batteries are promising candidates for the next generation of energy storage systems owing to their high energy density, low toxicity and abundant reserves of sulfur. However, sulfur has poor conductivity, large volume change during charge/discharge, and more importantly, the intermediate polysulfide (Li2Sn, 3 ≤ n≤8) produced in the cycling process is easily soluble in the electrolyte resulting in the "shuttle effect", which have greatly limited the commercialization of lithium-sulfur batteries. Therefore, it is of great value to develop optimized sulfur cathode materials to improve electrode conductivity, buffer volume change and restrain the diffusion of polysulfide. In this work, we construct a V-MOF (MIL-47) derived V2O3@C hollow microcuboid with a hierarchical lasagna-like structure through hydrothermal synthesis followed by calcination, and employ it as a sulfur host for the first time. The fast anchoring of polysulfide by V2O3 nanoparticles and the high electronic conductivity of the 3D carbon framework can simultaneously inhibit the "shuttle effect" in the charge-discharge process and accelerate the kinetics of the redox process. find more Moreover, the special lasagna-like structure with appropriate voids generated during calcination not only provides many sites for sulfur loading, but also effectively alleviates the volume expansion problem during the electrochemical reaction. Therefore, the final fabricated sulfur cathode via the melt impregnation method exhibits good cycling stability (62.3% after 1000 cycles at 1C) and rate performance (663 mA h g-1 at 2C) at a relatively high sulfur loading of 3.7 mg cm-2.The aim of this work was to study the bioavailability of n-3 long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 LC-PUFA), i.e. eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), carried by marine phospholipids (PL) and formulated in different supramolecular forms. Marine PL were administrated in rats either (1) in bulk form, or (2) as an oil-in-water emulsion, or (3) as liposomes. Each dietary formulation was characterized by a similar fatty acid (FA) profile and provided the same n-3 LC-PUFA amount. Intestinal bioavailability of n-3 LC-PUFA was monitored in the lymph compartment in a duct fistula model. On the one hand, the emulsification of plant oils with PL increased the overall intestinal absorption of dietary FA by 84% without affecting the lymph FA profile compared with the bulk form, suggesting that emulsification favoured the absorption of the total dietary FA derived from both triglycerides (TG) and PL. On the other hand, the liposome form did not modify the lymph lipid amount compared with the bulk form, but specifically increased the n-3 LC-PUFA levels. The dietary forms of PL influenced the position of some FA on the glycerol backbone of lymph TG and PL. In conclusion, using marine PL as an emulsifier promoted total FA absorption independently of the dietary lipid carrier (TG or PL) and the FA type. Structuring PL as liposomes specifically increased the intestinal bioavailability of FA esterifed in this lipid class, such as DHA, resulting in a higher incorporation into lymph lipids. Thus, using specific PL supramolecular forms would guide n-3 LC-PUFA towards total lipid absorption or specific FA absorption, according to the dietary needs.Accurate cancer diagnostic methods are of urgent need. Since traditional immunohistochemistry (IHC)-based approaches, while reliable, are labor-intensive and require well-trained technicians, we developed an integrated microfluidic platform capable of labeling ovarian cancer biomarkers (i.e. aptamer) within formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded tissues via molecular probes. Both aptamer-based 1) fluorescent staining and 2) IHC staining of clinical tissue samples could be automated in the microfluidic system in only 2-3 h (40-50% faster than conventional approaches) with less then 0.5 mL of reagents, signifying that this device could serve as a promising diagnostic tool for ovarian cancer.
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