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Design, synthesis and biological evaluation of carbohydrate-functionalized cyclodextrins and liposomes for hepatocyte-specific targeting File

Bernardes, Goncalo J. L. , Kikkeri, Raghavendra , Maglinao, Maha , Laurino, Paola , Collot, Mayeul , Hong, Sung You , Lepenies, Bernd , Seeberger, Peter H.

Article Issue Date2010-11 View20
Hydrophobic Effects in the Critical Destabilization and Release Dynamics of Degradable Multilayer Films File

Smith, Renee C. , Leung, Amy , Kim, Byeong-Su , Hammond, Paula T.

Article Issue Date2009-03 View31
Imprinting Chemical and Responsive Micropatterns into Metal-Organic Frameworks File

Han, Shuangbing , Wei, Yanhu , Valente, Cory , Forgan, Ross S. , Gassensmith, Jeremiah J. , Smaldone, Ronald A. , Nakanishi, Hideyuki , Coskun, Ali , Stoddart, J. Fraser , Grzybowski, Bartosz A.

Article Issue Date2011-01 View18
Influence of EDTA in poly(acrylic acid) binder for enhancing electrochemical performance and thermal stability of silicon anode File

Lee, Sun-Young , Choi, Yunju , Hong, Kyong-Soo , Lee, Jung Kyoo , Kim, Ju-Young , Bae, Jong-Seong , Jeong, Euh Duck

Article Issue Date2018-04 View34
Pillar[n]arenes and Other Cavitands: Aspects of Complex Thermodynamics File

Park, Chiyoung , Kim, Kyoung Taek

Article Issue Date2015-03 View31
Proton diffusion dynamics along a diol as a proton-conducting wire in a photo-amphiprotic model system File

Kim, Ye-Jin , Kwon, Oh-Hoon

Article Issue Date2016-12 View16
Unique effects of cyclodextrins on the formation and colorimetric transition of polydiacetylene vesicles File

Kim, JM , Lee, JS , Lee, JS , Woo, SY , Ahn, DJ

Article Issue Date2005-11 View21
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