AI Article Synopsis
- Researchers are addressing the challenge of protecting dopamine from oxidation by using SU-101 BioMOF as a host material.
- They explored different ways dopamine can be adsorbed into the SU-101 structure using a strong computational method.
- The findings indicate that encapsulating dopamine is possible, supported by experimental evidence showing non-covalent interactions within the SU-101 pores.
Article Abstract
Encapsulating and protecting dopamine from oxidation is a difficult challenge. We propose to use SU-101 BioMOF as a dopamine host, where we study different adsorption scenarios by a robust computational approach. Our results show that dopamine encapsulation is feasible with the formation of non-covalent interactions within the SU-101 pores. These computational results have been corroborated experimentally.
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