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Reversible biointerfaces are essential for on‐demand molecular recognition to regulate stimuli‐responsive bioactivity such as specific interactions with cell membranes. The reversibility on a single platform allows the smart material to kill pathogens or attach/detach cells. Herein, we introduce a 2D‐MoS2 functionalized with cationic azobenzene that interacts selectively with either Gram‐positive...
Reversible biointerfaces are essential for on‐demand molecular recognition to regulate stimuli‐responsive bioactivity such as specific interactions with cell membranes. The reversibility on a single platform allows the smart material to kill pathogens or attach/detach cells. Herein, we introduce a 2D‐MoS2 functionalized with cationic azobenzene that interacts selectively with either Gram‐positive...