Site-specific recognition of nanophase-separated surfaces of amphiphilic block copolymers by hydrophilic and hydrophobic gold nanoparticles.

Site-specific recognition of nanophase-separated surfaces of amphiphilic block copolymers by hydrophilic and hydrophobic gold nanoparticles.
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10.1002/anie.200603516
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2007-02
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Shigeru Watanabe;Ryutaro Fujiwara;M. Hada;Y. Okazaki;T. Iyoda
Shigeru Watanabe;Ryutaro Fujiwara;M. Hada;Y. Okazaki;T. Iyoda
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Shigeru Watanabe;Ryutaro Fujiwara;M. Hada;Y. Okazaki;T. Iyoda

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