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Fluorous Linker
If you read the previous post where we looked at a recent review on fluorous linkers, one of the nits picked was that the review really didn’t look at linkers as is in the title, since the fluorous domains on … Continue reading
Are fluorinated surfactants less cytotoxic?
As per a recent communication (New J. Chem., 2008, 32, 2169), this indeed appears to be the case, at least for single-tailed glucopyranoside surfactants compared to their hydrocarbon counterparts. Non-ionic surfactants of this type are of interest in biomedical applications, … Continue reading
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Fluorous Porous Polymer Monoliths
Nearly all reported fluorous solid phase extractions (FSPE) reported to date have been conducted using fluorous modified silica gel as the stationary phase with nearly all of these occurring in some sort of cartridge or packed column type format. There … Continue reading
Adsorption of Proteins on a Fluorous Surface
Last year Prof J. Hugh Horton and co-workers at Queen’s University in Ontario published a paper describing the fluorous modification of poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) and the use of the material in the adsorption of a fluorous tagged peptide. They have now … Continue reading
Self-Assembly of Fluorous Materials
One of the questions that we get asked quite a bit is if you have fluorous tagged materials in a solvent do they self-assemble? The question is a good one since fluorous separations are often viewed almost like an affinity … Continue reading