We performed a comparative study on the self-assembling properties of four guanosine derivatives with one and two lipophilic chains of two different lengths at the air-water interface and after Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) deposition onto various solid supports (mica, silicon wafer, graphite). At the air-water interface the derivatives with one lipophilic chain exhibit surface compression behaviour with a profound first order phase transition from the liquid-expanded to the liquid-condensed phase. They assemble into lamellar surface formations, whose structural characteristics remain practically unmodified after their transfer onto the solid substrates. Domain regions with orientationally aligned lamellar formations of sizes up to 150 mu m(2) can be obtained. The compression behaviour of double-chain derivatives is more diverse. While the derivative with two decanoyl chains exhibits the liquid-expanded as well as the liquid-condensed phase, the derivative with two hexadecanoyl chains reveals only the condensed-analogous phase with a relatively high collapse pressure. LB films of double chain derivatives show formation of very homogeneous and compact surface structures with high surface coverage.

Lucija Čoga, Stefano Masiero, Irena Drevenšek-Olenik (2014). Lamellar versus compact self-assembly of lipoguanosine derivatives in thin surface films. COLLOIDS AND SURFACES. B, BIOINTERFACES, 121, 114-121 [10.1016/j.colsurfb.2014.05.038].

Lamellar versus compact self-assembly of lipoguanosine derivatives in thin surface films

MASIERO, STEFANO;
2014

Abstract

We performed a comparative study on the self-assembling properties of four guanosine derivatives with one and two lipophilic chains of two different lengths at the air-water interface and after Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) deposition onto various solid supports (mica, silicon wafer, graphite). At the air-water interface the derivatives with one lipophilic chain exhibit surface compression behaviour with a profound first order phase transition from the liquid-expanded to the liquid-condensed phase. They assemble into lamellar surface formations, whose structural characteristics remain practically unmodified after their transfer onto the solid substrates. Domain regions with orientationally aligned lamellar formations of sizes up to 150 mu m(2) can be obtained. The compression behaviour of double-chain derivatives is more diverse. While the derivative with two decanoyl chains exhibits the liquid-expanded as well as the liquid-condensed phase, the derivative with two hexadecanoyl chains reveals only the condensed-analogous phase with a relatively high collapse pressure. LB films of double chain derivatives show formation of very homogeneous and compact surface structures with high surface coverage.
2014
Lucija Čoga, Stefano Masiero, Irena Drevenšek-Olenik (2014). Lamellar versus compact self-assembly of lipoguanosine derivatives in thin surface films. COLLOIDS AND SURFACES. B, BIOINTERFACES, 121, 114-121 [10.1016/j.colsurfb.2014.05.038].
Lucija Čoga;Stefano Masiero;Irena Drevenšek-Olenik
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