四氨基铜酞菁(CuTAPc)在金电极上成膜过程的研究

采用循环伏安法和石英晶体微天平(EQCM)技术对四氨基铜酞菁(CuTAPc)在金电极上的聚合成膜过程进行了研究．讨论了扫描速度、溶刺、支持电解质及单体浓度对其成膜过程的影响．同时考察了该聚合膜分别在非水溶液和水溶液中的氧化还原行为及稳定性．其中借助EQCM重点讨论了在这些过程中溶液中的离子在膜中传输的机理。     

纳米尺度TiO2／聚吡咯多孔膜电极光电化学研究

用光电流作用谱，光电流－电势图和ＵＶ－Ｖｉｓ光说研究了ＴｉＯ２／聚吡咯多孔膜电极在不含氧化还原对和含不同氧化还原体系电解质溶液中的光电转换过程。ＴｉＯ２／聚吡咯多孔膜电极双层ｎ型半导体结构，内层ＴｉＯ２多孔膜的禁带宽度为３．２６ｅＶ，外层聚吡咯膜的禁带宽度为２．２ｅＶ。     

纳米尺度TiO2聚苯胺多孔膜电极光电化学研究

用光电流作用谱，光电流－电势图等光电化学方法研究了ＴｉＯ２／聚本胺复合多孔膜电极在不含氧化还原和含有没氧化还原对体系中的光电转换过程。结果说明，ＴｉＯ２／聚苯胺复合多孔膜电极为双层ｍ－型半导体结构，ＴｉＯ２多孔膜的禁带宽度为３．２ｅＶ，外层聚苯胺膜的禁带宽度为２．８８ｅＶ。     

聚邻苯二胺膜电极的性能及其对苯醌还原动力学的影响

利用循环伏安法和原位红外反射光谱法研究了pH=7.0的磷酸盐缓冲溶液中聚邻苯二胺(PPD)膜电极的电化学行为。在比0.0V(SCE)负的电位区,PPD呈现氧化还原活性,氧化还原过程伴有H₂PO₄^-离子的嵌入和脱出,证明聚合物带有正电荷。苯醌在该膜电极上的还原反应发生在PPI)的电化学活性电位区内。旋转圆盘电极实验表明,苯配可渗入膜内并与聚合物交换电子。根据PPD为导电聚合物的模型分析了膜电极上苯配还原的动力学并讨论了对其影响的因素。     

导电高聚物修饰纳米尺度TiO~2多孔膜电极的光电化学研究

用光电化学方法研究了用导电高聚物修饰的纳米晶TiO~2多孔膜电极在不含氧化还原对和含不同氧化还原对体系电解质溶液中的光电转换过程。TiO~2/导电高聚物多孔膜电极为双层n型半导体结构,内层TiO~2多孔膜的禁带宽度为3.26eV,外层聚吡咯(PPy)膜的禁带宽度为2.23eV,而聚苯胺(PAn)膜的禁带宽度为2.88eV。用导电高聚物修饰半导体电极能使其在可见光区的光吸收增加,光电流增强,且起始波长红移至>600nm,使宽禁带半导体电极的光电转换效率得到明显改善。     

蒽醌/聚吡咯复合膜修饰电极的电化学行为和电催化活性

在水溶液中制备了掺杂蒽醌磺酸盐(AQS)的聚吡咯(PPy)/玻碳复合膜修饰电极,采用循环伏安法和旋转圆盘电极技术研究了该修饰电极在不同pH值溶液中的电化学行为以及在pH=5.5的磷酸盐缓冲溶液中对氧还原反应的电催化性能和动力学.结果表明,与裸玻碳电极相比,PPy膜的存在不仅降低了AQS的反应电位和峰电位差,而且增大了其氧化还原反应的峰电流,H2AQ/HAQ-氧化还原对的电离常数为9.5.AQS/PPy膜修饰电极上氧的还原主要是两电子还原为H2O2的不可逆过程,H2AQ对氧还原反应起主要催化作用,还原过程符合异相氧化还原催化机理.该修饰电极具有良好的电化学重现性.     

对氧化还原滴定过程的理论探讨

提出了氧化还原的分布系数、滴定分数、缓冲容量和敏锐指数的新概念 ,并推导和讨论了它们的函数表达式 ,建立了氧化还原滴定过程的曲线方程。它有助于进一步对氧化还原滴定过程研究的计算机化和自动化。     

槲皮素修饰的双层脂膜的伏安研究

槲皮素修饰的从层脂膜作为研究抗病毒药物的一种模型体系,用循环伏安法测定了槲皮素在脂膜界面上的氧化还原性质和配位性质。在电位扫描过程中,微量铜离子能催化槲皮素的氧化,当双层脂膜的两侧存在着合适的氧化还原偶时,就会产生跨膜的电子传递。     

聚苯胺对2,5-二巯基-1,3,4-噻二唑氧化还原反应的电化学催化作用的循环伏安研究

研究了聚苯胺(PAn)膜电极在2,5-二巯基-1,3,4-噻二唑(DMcT)溶液中电化学处理或浸泡后的循环伏安(CV)曲线的变化规律.实验结果表明,PAn膜电极在DMcT溶液中进行电化学处理或浸泡过程可使DMcT进入PAn膜内部与PAn形成复合物.PAn对DMcT的电化学催化作用可能和二者之间形成的电子给体-受体复合物有关.该复合物的电化学氧化还原特性不同于PAn和DMcT,其氧化还原反应速率和可逆性均优于DMcT.     

自组装ITO/双层磷脂膜的制备及其光电行为研究

在ITO(Indium-tin-oxide)导电玻璃电极上制备上自组装双层磷脂膜和经C60修饰的双层磷脂膜,研究了这种自组装双层磷脂膜的光电行为,考察了偏压、溶液中的给体和受体的浓度对自组装膜光电流强度的影响,讨论了C60分子对光电子跨膜传递过程的促进作用。     

Redox reactions in lipid bilayers and membrane bioenergetics

This paper begins with a consideration of electronic processes in ultrathin artificial bilayer lipid membranes (BLM) and biomembranes of chloroplasts and mitochondria. Methods and materials used in the study of BLMs are described next. The results of recent experiments, as obtained by voltammetric techniques, are summarized. The remaining sections of the paper deal with the application of basic electrochemistry to membrane research, in particular, the Eyring equation, the Butler-Volmer equation and the Tafel equation, and the origin of electronic processes in membranes in terms of electrostenolysis. The paper concludes with a discussion on the determination of standard potentials (U_o′) of redox protein components in the absence of the lipid bilayer, and finally a suggestion of the future experiments in relation to electron-transfer and bioredox reactions in bilayer lipid membranes.     

Incorporation of Na(+),K(+)-ATP-ase into the thiolipid biomimetic assemblies via the fusion of proteoliposomes

The black lipid membranes (BLMs) are artificial membrane systems that have been widely used in the study of different biological processes. In this paper the planar bilayer lipid membranes have been used to study the behavior of thiolipid molecules-dipalmitoyl-phosphatidyl-ethanolamine-mercaptopropionamide (DPPE-MPA) and cholesteryl 3-mercaptopropionate (Chs-MPA)-as compared to classical BLM made of natural lipids. We present our experiments on black thiolipid bilayer (BTM) formation from a thiolipid solution and basic results of pump currents generated by sodium-potassium pump-Na(+),K(+)-ATP-ase-introduced to such bilayer systems via proteoliposome adsorption with subsequent fusion. Our results imply that no substantial difference exists between BLMs formed from classical lipids and those made from thiolipids used in this study. The same thiolipid molecules were subsequently used for the formation of covalently bound, tethered bilayer lipid membranes (t-BLMs) on polycrystalline gold electrodes. Similarly, as in the case of BLMs, we took advantage of proteoliposome adsorption/fusion to obtain a t-BLM system with reconstituted enzyme. The vesicle fusion on hydrophobic or hydrophilic substrates is one of the main ways to obtain a bilayer system with incorporated biological species. In this paper we present also our preliminary results of electrochemical experiments using rapid solution exchange technique on such t-BLMs systems and their comparison with painted solid supported membranes (SSMs) and BLMs. We have also followed the process of vesicles fusion onto thiolipid monolayer by means of in situ atomic force microscopy in tapping mode (TM-AFM). On the basis of these experiments, we conclude that DPPE-MPA and Chs-MPA molecules used in our experiments preserve lipid properties, allowing for at least partial reconstitution of Na(+),K(+)-ATP-ase into such t-BLMs. On the other hand, the relatively compact organization on polycrystalline gold and the hydrophobic nature of the first monolayer of tethered thiolipids slows down the proteoliposome fusion onto such monolayers and consequently hinders the protein insertion. However, this effect can be overcome by mechanical stimulus that facilitates proteoliposome delamination onto the self-assembled monolayer.     

The lipid bilayer concept and its experimental realization: from soap bubbles,kitchen sink,to bilayer lipid membranes

The inspiration for lipid bilayer research, without question, comes from the biological world. Although self-assembled bilayer lipid membranes (BLMs) in vitro, were first reported in 1961, experimental scientists have been dealing with BLM-type interfacial adsorption phenomena since Robert Hooke’s time (1672). BLMs (of planar lipid bilayers) have been used in a number of applications ranging from basic membrane biophysics including transport, practical AIDS research, and ‘microchips’ studies, to the conversion of solar energy via water photolysis, to biosensor development using supported bilayer lipid membranes (s-BLMs), and to photobiology comprising apoptosis and photodynamic therapy. This paper presents an overview of the origin of the lipid bilayer concept and its experimental realization, as well as the studies of our laboratory and recent research of others on the use of BLMs as models of certain biomembranes. In addition, we describe briefly our present work on supported BLMs as biosensors and molecular devices; the experiments carried out in close collaboration with colleagues on s-BLMs are delineated.     

Membrane electrochemistry

Electrochemistry and biomembranes are interface science in that both are concerned with the phenomena at, as well as across, the interfaces. Membrane electrochemistry may be defined as the application of electrochemistry to biomembrane studies. Additionally, transport processes within the membrane are involved in biomembranes. Since biomembranes are diverse and are usually not amenable to probing by electrochemicophysical techniques, model membrane systems have been developed for their investigation.

The introduction of experimental bilayer lipid membranes (BLM) technique and its modifications have been instrumental in the development and testing of membrane transport concepts (carriers vs channels) and electronic processes in membranes. Instead merely viewing a biomembrane as a physical barrier containing carriers or channels to carry out ionic processes, an ultrathin lipid or biological membrane can also be considered as a complete ‘electrochemical cell’ with one membrane/solution interface reducing (as a cathode) and the other membrane/solution interface oxidizing (as an anode). It is now possible to understand energy transduction (charge generation, separation, and redox reactions) in terms of ultrathin lipid membranes separating two aqueous solutions.

In this paper, we shall discuss the basic principles of electrochemistry as they are applied to membrane studies. Emphasis will be on experimental bilayer lipid membranes (BLM) which have been extensively investigated as models of biomembranes.     

双层类脂膜及其在电化学生物传感器中的应用

详细评述了各种双层类脂膜包括传统的双层类脂膜（ＢＬＭ）、固体载体支撑的自组双层类脂膜（ｓ－ＢＬＭ）、固体载体支撑的混合双层类脂膜（ｅ－ＢＬＭ）的制备方法和特性,比较了其优缺点。介绍了双层类脂膜在电化学生物传感器中的应用,并展望了发展前景。     

脂双层膜表面结构与稳定性的原子力显微镜研究

用原子力显微镜研究了1,2－二油酸甘油－3－磷酸－1甘油（DOPG）脂双层膜 的表面结构与稳定性。实验结果表明,原子力显微镜的探针与脂双层膜的相互作用 导致脂双层膜表面产生一个永久的损伤。静电相互作用对脂双层膜结构和稳定性的 影响表明,在NaCl溶液中制成的脂质体,随着NaCl浓度的增加,它们的双层膜更稳 定。在低的NaCl浓度则经常被损伤,在1 mol/L NaCl溶液中制备的指双层变得更稳 定。在KCl溶液中结果恰好相反。在高的KCl浓度中经常被损伤,随着KCl浓度的降 低,它们的双层膜更稳定。葡萄糖和蔗糖对脂双层膜结构有稳定作用。     

双层类脂膜的修饰及其在分析化学中的应用

双层类脂膜（ＢＬＭｓ）是公认的与众多生命过程直接相关的生物膜模拟体系。作者评述了大环化合物超分子试剂、药物和抗原抗体对ＢＬＭｓ的镶嵌修饰以及被修饰的ＢＬＭｓ体系和分析化学中的应用研究进展,其中包括基于ＢＬＭｓ的生物传感器和模拟酶;展望了发展趋势。引用文献６６篇。     

Self-assembled BLMs: biomembrane models and biosensor applications

In the last few years, there have been a number of research papers on self-assemblies of molecules as ‘advanced’ or ‘smart’ materials. The inspiration for this exciting research, without question, comes from the biological world, where, for example, the lipid bilayer of the cell membrane is the most important self-assembling system. Although the first report on self-assembled bilayer lipid membranes (BLMs) in vitro was published in 1962, interface science, including surface and colloid science, has been dealing with these interfacial self-assemblies of amphiphilic molecules since Robert Hooke's time (1672). BLMs have been used in a number of applications, ranging from basic membrane biophysics studies to the conversion of solar energy via water photolysis, and to biosensor development using supported bilayer lipid membranes (s-BLMs and sb-BLMs). This paper briefly summarizes the past research on the use of BLMs as models of biological membranes and describes some details of our current work on supported BLMs as practical biosensors. Additionally, experiments carried out in close collaboration with others on s-BLMs and sb-BLMs are presented.     

An ionic polymer bead-supported lipid system

In this paper, we report on the preparation of an ionic polymer bead-supported lipid system several hundred micrometers in diameter. The electrostatic attractive interactions between anionic lipids and cationic polymer beads served as a "molecular glue" to immobilize the lipids on the beads, and then the immobilized lipids prompted the spontaneous formation of lipid bilayer membranes. Confocal fluorescence microscopic techniques revealed that the lipid bilayer membranes were located along the outline of the beads. In addition, the integrity of the lipid bilayer membranes was microscopically confirmed by a low-molecular-weight dye (trypan blue) exclusion test.     

521—Light-induced redox reactions in pigmented BLM

This paper is concerned with light-mediated phenomena in membranes of photosynthesis and vision and their in vitro model bilayer lipid membranes (BLM) of planar configuration containing appropriate photoactive compounds. Chloroplast extract BLM, bovine rhodopsin BLM and bacteriorhodopsin BLM are used as examples. Particular emphasis is placed on those molecular mechanisms of photoelectrochemical energy transduction in these pigmented lipid bilayers, which are relevant for the elucidation of photosynthetic and visual processes. Additionally, a pigmented BLM separating two aqueous solutions containing redox couples has been likened to that of a double Schottky barrier cell.