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Primarily to elucidate transporter localization and function, vesicles enriched in trophoblast apical or basolateral membranes have frequently been utilized. To give a few instances, they have been used to investigate P-gp-mediated transport, mechanisms of transport of cationic compounds, drug interactions with nutrient transport, and differences in amino acid transport in pathological conditions of the placenta [36, 40-42], Briefly, for preparation of microvillus membrane vesicles the cord, amniochorion and decidua are removed from placenta, and the tissue cut on the maternal side. The mince is stirred to loosen... [Pg.373]

Several photoprocesses can be considered operable in functionalized vesicles... [Pg.91]

Fig. 5 Con A layers exposed to functionalized vesicle solutions within a QCM system... Fig. 5 Con A layers exposed to functionalized vesicle solutions within a QCM system...
Nolte and co-workers17 recently reported a functional vesicle formed by assembly of hosts capable of binding guests, such as resorcinol and 4-(4 -nitrophenylazo)resorcinol (Figure 24). Two quaternary ammonium... [Pg.185]

Figure 24. Representation of bolaphile 59 used to prepare a functionalized vesicle... Figure 24. Representation of bolaphile 59 used to prepare a functionalized vesicle...
Fig. 9 Confocal LSM images of micron-size TAT-conjugated NIR polymersomes. a Fluorescein-Tat functionalized vesicles, b FITC-Tat functionalized vesicle surface with near-infrared fluorophores (NIRF) leaded within the membrane. Green = FITC, red = NIRF, yellow = fluorophore colocalization scale bar = 10 pm. Reprinted with permission from [181]. Copyright (2007) American Chemical Society... Fig. 9 Confocal LSM images of micron-size TAT-conjugated NIR polymersomes. a Fluorescein-Tat functionalized vesicles, b FITC-Tat functionalized vesicle surface with near-infrared fluorophores (NIRF) leaded within the membrane. Green = FITC, red = NIRF, yellow = fluorophore colocalization scale bar = 10 pm. Reprinted with permission from [181]. Copyright (2007) American Chemical Society...
Al), present in macrophages, responsible for cardiovascular disorders. Microscopy studies revealed a very good colocalization of receptors and ligands, while no such effect was observed with control cells, which did not possess the Al receptor. Further loading of the above described biotin-avidin functionalized vesicles with fluorescent labels (calcein) allowed a microscopic observation of the binding and uptake of the vesicles by the cells [175], Again, the vesicles preferred to attach to macrophages and they were observed to actually enter the cells by endocytosis. After some time, calcein was released which could be observed by fluorescence microscopy. [Pg.154]

In the field of sensors, ion-binding block copolymers, which allow the formation of functionalized vesicles, could be of special interest. Vesicles sensitive to magnetic field were obtained from aqueous dispersion of hydrophobic iron oxide nanoparticles and block copolymers of PGA and PBD [272], Sachsenhofer and coworkers reported on the embedding of hydrophobic gold nanoparticles into PEO-PBD polymersomes [273]. Recently, polymer vesicles containing Ru(bpy )32+ units in the wall with a high potential for application in catalysis were introduced [274],... [Pg.158]

If we consider a macroscopic system consisting of a multitude of independently functioning vesicles, an average free energy change, AF, related to the whole ensemble of vesicles is... [Pg.72]


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