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A molecular anion pump.

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Title: A molecular anion pump.
Authors: Baihao Shao, Heyifei Fu, Aprahamian, Ivan
Source: Science (pre-March 2025). 8/2/2024, Vol. 385 Issue 6708, p544-549. 6p. 1 Color Photograph, 2 Diagrams.
Subjects: Ion traps, Synthetic receptors, Liquid membranes, Concentration gradient, Anions, Optical pumping
Abstract: Pumping ions against a concentration gradient through protein-based transporters is a cornerstone of numerous biological processes. Mimicking this function by using artificial receptors remains a daunting challenge, mainly because of the difficulties in balancing between the requirement for high binding affinities and precise and on-demand ion capture and release properties. We report a trimeric hydrazone photoswitch-based receptor that converts light energy into work by actively transporting chloride anion against a gradient through a dichloromethane liquid membrane, functioning as a molecular pump. The system manifests ease of synthesis, bistability, excellent photo switching properties, and superb ON-OFF binding properties (difference of up to six orders of magnitude). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Pumping ions against a concentration gradient through protein-based transporters is a cornerstone of numerous biological processes. Mimicking this function by using artificial receptors remains a daunting challenge, mainly because of the difficulties in balancing between the requirement for high binding affinities and precise and on-demand ion capture and release properties. We report a trimeric hydrazone photoswitch-based receptor that converts light energy into work by actively transporting chloride anion against a gradient through a dichloromethane liquid membrane, functioning as a molecular pump. The system manifests ease of synthesis, bistability, excellent photo switching properties, and superb ON-OFF binding properties (difference of up to six orders of magnitude). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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