Tailoring melanins for bioelectronics: Polycysteinyldopamine as an ion conducting redox-responsive polydopamine variant for pro-oxidant thin films

Nicola Fyodor Della Vecchia; Riccardo Marega; Marianna Ambrico; Mariagrazia Iacomino; Raffaella Micillo; Alessandra Napolitano; Davide Bonifazi; Marco D'Ischia

doi:10.1039/c5tc00672d

Tailoring melanins for bioelectronics: Polycysteinyldopamine as an ion conducting redox-responsive polydopamine variant for pro-oxidant thin films

Nicola Fyodor Della Vecchia, Riccardo Marega, Marianna Ambrico, Mariagrazia Iacomino, Raffaella Micillo, Alessandra Napolitano, Davide Bonifazi, Marco D'Ischia

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Polycysteinyldopamine (pCDA), a red hair-inspired polydopamine-like polymer with ionic conductor behavior, can produce smooth and highly adhesive thin films and coatings on quartz, glass and other surfaces, and is shown to markedly accelerate the autoxidation of glutathione at physiological pH via an efficient redox exchange process.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	6525-6531
Number of pages	7
Journal	Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Volume	3
Issue number	25
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1039/c5tc00672d
Publication status	Published - 7 Jul 2015

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Tailoring melanins for bioelectronics: Polycysteinyldopamine as an ion conducting redox-responsive polydopamine variant for pro-oxidant thin films

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