A J H Spiering
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Recent Articles
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Sathyan A, Archontakis E, Spiering A, Albertazzi L, Palmans A
Molecules
. 2024 Apr;
29(8).
PMID: 38675670
Single-chain polymeric nanoparticles (SCPNs) have been extensively explored as a synthetic alternative to enzymes for catalytic applications. However, the inherent structural heterogeneity of SCPNs, arising from the dispersity of the...
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Vleugels M, Bosman R, da Camino Soligo P, Wijker S, Feher B, Spiering A, et al.
Chemistry
. 2023 Nov;
30(6):e202303361.
PMID: 38032693
Water-soluble supramolecular polymers show great potential to develop dynamic biomaterials with tailored properties. Here, we elucidate the morphology, stability and dynamicity of supramolecular polymers derived from bisurea-based monomers. An accessible...
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Schnitzer T, Preuss M, van Basten J, Schoenmakers S, Spiering A, Vantomme G, et al.
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl
. 2022 Sep;
61(41):e202206738.
PMID: 36062929
The desire to construct complex molecular systems is driven by the need for technological (r)evolution and our intrinsic curiosity to comprehend the origin of life. Supramolecular chemists tackle this challenge...
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Schoenmakers S, Spiering A, Herziger S, Bottcher C, Haag R, Palmans A, et al.
ACS Macro Lett
. 2022 May;
11(5):711-715.
PMID: 35570802
The introduction of stereogenic centers in supramolecular building blocks is used to unveil subtle changes in supramolecular structure and dynamics over time. Three stereogenic centers based on deuterium atoms were...
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Mollet B, Comellas-Aragones M, Spiering A, Sontjens S, Meijer E, Dankers P
J Mater Chem B
. 2020 Apr;
2(17):2483-2493.
PMID: 32261418
Engineering of anisotropic tissues demands extracellular matrix (ECM) mimicking scaffolds with an asymmetric distribution of functionalities. We here describe a convenient, modular approach based on supramolecular building blocks to form...
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Bastings M, Hermans T, Spiering A, Kemps E, Albertazzi L, Kurisinkal E, et al.
Macromol Biosci
. 2018 Dec;
19(1):e1800296.
PMID: 30511809
The most basic function of synthetic microenvironments for tissue engineering is to act as a physical substrate for cell attachment, migration, and proliferation, similar to the natural cell environment. Functionalization...
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van der Zwaag D, Pieters P, Korevaar P, Markvoort A, Spiering A, de Greef T, et al.
J Am Chem Soc
. 2015 Sep;
137(39):12677-88.
PMID: 26354151
While the sensitive dependence of the functional characteristics of self-assembled nanofibers on the molecular structure of their building blocks is well-known, the crucial influence of the dynamics of the assembly...
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Chen Y, Spiering A, Karthikeyan S, Peters G, Meijer E, Sijbesma R
Nat Chem
. 2012 Jun;
4(7):559-62.
PMID: 22717441
Nature uses mechanochemical transduction processes to achieve diverse and vital functions, such as hearing, cellular adhesion and gating of ion channels. One fascinating example of biological mechanotransduction is the emission...
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Lou X, Spiering A, de Waal B, van Dongen J, Vekemans J, Meijer E
J Mass Spectrom
. 2008 Mar;
43(8):1110-22.
PMID: 18320538
In the matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI TOF MS) analysis of various compounds synthesized in our laboratory, strong [M - H]+ ion peaks were often observed for the...
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Wisse E, Spiering A, van Leeuwen E, Renken R, Dankers P, Brouwer L, et al.
Biomacromolecules
. 2006 Dec;
7(12):3385-95.
PMID: 17154467
The molecular recognition properties of the hydrogen bonding segments in biodegradable thermoplastic elastomers were explored, aiming at the further functionalization of these potentially interesting biomaterials. A poly(epsilon-caprolactone)-based poly(urea) 2 was...