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Breast cancer is the most common malignant disease in women all over the world and its chemotherapy outcome is restricted by multidrug resistance. Here, a nanostructure by functional larotaxel liposomes decorated with guanine‐rich quadruplex nucleotide‐lipid derivative for treatment of resistant breast cancer is developed. The studies are performed on the resistant breast cancer cells and the cancer‐bearing...
Flexible and stretchable microscale fluidic devices have a broad range of potential applications, ranging from electronic wearable devices for convenient digital lifestyle to biomedical devices. However, simple ways to achieve stable flexible and stretchable fluidic microchannels with dynamic liquid transport have been challenging because every application for elastomeric microchannels is restricted...
In article number 1702170, Xu Hou and co‐workers show a universal strategy for building flexible microfluidic devices with applications in strain sensors and pressure‐flow regulating devices. These devices exhibit superior mechanical deformability, including high strain and recovery ability. With further surface physicochemical modification, the devices can also gain anti‐fouling properties for a...
Immunobiosensors were developed for detection of Escherichia coli O157:H7 based on the surface immobilization of monoclone antibodies onto indium tin oxide (ITO) electrodes. The immobilization of antibodies onto ITO chips was carried out by silanization. The effects of epoxysilane monolayer, the antibody layer on the electrochemical properties of the electrode, and the combined target bacteria were...
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