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Reversible magnetic field-responsive

Figure 42.11 Schematic depiction of the operating mechanism of reversible magnetic field-responsive DDSs. The pore mouths of magnetic MSNPs are modified with single-stranded DNA. y-Fe203 nanoparticles modified with the complementary DNA strand are used... Figure 42.11 Schematic depiction of the operating mechanism of reversible magnetic field-responsive DDSs. The pore mouths of magnetic MSNPs are modified with single-stranded DNA. y-Fe203 nanoparticles modified with the complementary DNA strand are used...
Hydrogels are highly hydrated 3D physically or chemically crosslinked polymer networks. Smart hydrogels can respond to environmental stimuli such as light, temperature, electric or magnetic fields, pH, ions, and chemical or biochemical molecules. Here, the responses may include gelation, reversible adsorption on a surface, and alteration between hydrophilic and hydrophobic states [114, 115],... [Pg.98]

In this section, physical stimuli-responsive fibers will be introduced, which are composed of polymers responsive to temperature, light/UV, or electric/magnetic field, which enable on/off switching and reversible property changes of nanofibers. [Pg.269]

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Magnetic field reversal

Magnetization reversal

Response field

Response reversible

Responsive field

Reverse Field

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