Directional interactions and the assembly of a nanobioconjugate in clusters at a specific
location are important for patterning and microarrays in biomedical research. Herein, we …

Phoresis of biocolloidal objects in response to chemical gradients is a matter of interest
among diverse scientific disciplines owing to their importance in the spatiotemporal …

Although cellular transport machinery is mostly ATP-driven and ATPase-dependent, there
has been a recent surge in understanding colloidal transport processes relying on a …

Both micelles and self‐assembled monolayer (SAM)‐protected nanoparticles are capable of
efficiently hosting water‐immiscible substrates to carry out organic reactions in aqueous …

Development of an energy-driven self-assembly process is a matter of interest for
understanding and mimicking diverse ranges of biological and environmental patterns in a …

Gaining control over the stability and cleavage of phosphoester and phosphodiester
remains a matter of interest for their application in biotechnology to oligonucleotide-based …

Herein we report the chemotactic behaviour of alkaline phosphatase (ALP) in the gradients
of carbohydrates (glucose, fructose and sucrose) and metal ions, including cofactors (Zn2+ …

Herein, we report interactivity and conjugate formation ability between a Zn (II)-
metallosurfactant and two clinically relevant serum proteins, albumin (ALB) and γ-globulin …

Pursuing non‐equilibrium chemistry with (bio) molecules is of utmost importance for the
design of life‐like dynamic materials that emerge in a constant flux of energy. Herein, we …

Directional interactions and assembly of nanobioconjugate in clusters at specific location
are important for patterning, microarrays to biomedical research. Herein, we report self …