Bioinspired smart materials represent a tremendously growing research field and the obtainment of new building blocks is at the molecular basis of this technology progress. In this work, colloidal materials have been prepared in few steps starting from ribonucleosides. Nucleobase morpholino beta -amino acids are the chimera key intermediates allowing Phe-Phe dipeptides' functionalization with adenine and thymine. The obtained compounds self-aggregate showing enhanced photoluminescent features, such as deep blue fluorescence and phosphorescence emissions.

Nucleobase morpholino beta amino acids as molecular chimeras for the preparation of photoluminescent materials from ribonucleosides

Bossi Alberto
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2020

Abstract

Bioinspired smart materials represent a tremendously growing research field and the obtainment of new building blocks is at the molecular basis of this technology progress. In this work, colloidal materials have been prepared in few steps starting from ribonucleosides. Nucleobase morpholino beta -amino acids are the chimera key intermediates allowing Phe-Phe dipeptides' functionalization with adenine and thymine. The obtained compounds self-aggregate showing enhanced photoluminescent features, such as deep blue fluorescence and phosphorescence emissions.
2020
Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche "Giulio Natta" - SCITEC
Bioinspired materials
Phe-Phe dipeptides
photoluminescence
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