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Sub-10 μm Soft Interlayers Integrating Patterned Multivalent Biomolecular Binding Environments
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Designing surfaces that enable controlled presentation of multivalent ligand clusters (e.g., for rapid screening of biomolecular binding constants or design of artificial extracellular matrices) is a cross-cutting challenge in materials and interfacial chemistry. Existing approaches frequently rely on complex building blocks or scaffolds and are often specific to individual substrate chemistries. Thus, an interlayer chemistry that enabled efficient nanometer-scale patterning on a transferrable layer and subsequent integration with other classes of materials could substantially broaden the scope of surfaces available for sensors and wearable electronics. Recently, we have shown that it is possible to assemble nanometer-resolution chemical patterns on substrates including graphite, use diacetylene polymerization to lock the molecular pattern together, and then covalently transfer the pattern to amorphous materials (e.g., polydimethylsiloxane, PDMS), which would not natively enable high degrees of control over ligand presentation. Here, we develop a low-viscosity PDMS formulation that generates very thin films (<10 mu m) with dense cross-linking, enabling high-efficiency surface functionalization with polydiacetylene arrays displaying carbohydrates and other functional groups (up to 10-fold greater than other soft materials we have used previously) on very thin films that can be integrated with other materials (e.g., glass and soft materials) to enable a highly controlled multivalent ligand display. We use swelling and other characterization methods to relate surface functionalization efficiency to the average distance between cross-links in the PDMS, developing design principles that can be used to create even thinner transfer layers. In the context of this work, we apply this approach using precision glycopolymers presenting structured arrays of N-acetyl glucosamine ligands for lectin binding assays. More broadly, this interlayer approach lays groundwork for designing surface layers for the presentation of ligand clusters on soft materials for applications including wearable electronics and artificial extracellular matrix.
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monolayer
polydiacetylene
surface chemistry
chemical patterning
PDMS
glycopolymer
multivalent binding
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