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Chiral Amphiphilic Au23 Cluster and Its Specific Recognition to Remote Di‐amines

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Publicado en:Chemistry vol. 30, no. 65 (Nov 2024)
Autor principal: Wu, Junfei
Otros Autores: Wang, Chen, Chen, Ling, Lv, Ying, Cui, Mengting, Li, Qingliang, Zhang, Xiangyu, Yu, Haizhu, Zhu, Manzhou
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Materias:
Diamines
Thermal stability
Circular polarization
Amines
Cyclohexanethiol
Ligands
Captopril
Nanoclusters
Hydrogen bonding
Chirality
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Resumen:The atomic precision of metal nanoclusters and variability of surface ligands pave the way for their rational design and functionalization, whereas the property strengthening in multiple ways has been long challenging. Herein, improved amphiphilicity, chirality, thermostability, and strong CPL (circularly polarized luminescence) properties have been accomplished by facile ligand exchange of [Au23(CHT)16]− with HCapt (HCHT and HCapt denote cyclohexanethiol and captopril). In addition, the obtained chiral [Au23(SR)16]− (short for [Au23(CHT)16‐x(Capt)x]−) clusters show specific binding affinity to remote‐diamines (such as arginine and single/double strand DNA), originating from the hydrogen bonding and Van der Waals interaction among the surface Capt ligands and the di‐amine groups.
ISSN:0947-6539
1521-3765
DOI:10.1002/chem.202403034
Fuente:Health & Medical Collection