Functional Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Microstructures Fabricated Using Microstereolithography
Authors:
- P.G. ConradPCP.G. Conrad
- B.J. SchwartzBSB.J. Schwartz
- N. FangN. Fang
- M.J. RobertsMRM.J. Roberts
- K.J. SheaKSK.J. Shea
- 11 September 2003
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in Advanced Materials
- Vol. 15 (18) , 1541-1544
Abstract
Microstereolithography has been used to fabricate functional, three‐dimensional, molecularly imprinted microstructures (e.g., see Figure) with recognition for adenine and its derivatives. The range of target analytes that are responsive to this molecular imprinting technique is large. This and related lithographic techniques will allow for the direct integration of functional polymers with molecular recognition into the microfabrication process.Keywords
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