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Thermoresponsive Synthetic Polymer–Microtubule Hybrids

Langmuir, 2013
Thermoresponsive hybrids consisting of synthetic polymers and microtubules (MTs), i.e., assemblies of tubulins, were prepared by bonding MTs covalently to a few reactive units in a macromolecular strand. The hybrids exhibited the gel/sol transition because of the "assembling of tubulins to MTs/disintegrating of MTs to tubulins" by the temperature ...
Kiyotaka, Shigehara +5 more
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Smart Thermoresponsive Biomaterials

2013
Thermoresponsive materials represent an important class of advanced materials that have evolved over the past few decades. These materials are also designated as "smart" materials as they are capable of responding dramatically to small temperature changes. In this chapter we will present a select range of polymers that exhibit thermoresponsive behavior,
Yaseen, Mohammed, Lu, Jian R.
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Thermoresponsive magnetic colloids

Colloid and Polymer Science, 2007
The combination of magnetic nanoparticles with thermoresponsive polymer systems leads to the formation of hybrid particle dispersions or composites with a variety of interesting properties and perspectives, including instant dispensability, thermoreversible formation of magnetic fluids, and novel magnetoresponsive properties. Special interest is gained
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Thermoresponsive artificial cells

Biophysical Journal, 2023
Maivizhi Thiyagaraja, Irep Gözen
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Thermoresponsive oligoprolines