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H+/X− Co-Transport Driven by Azobenzene Containing Aromatic Amides
Natural ion-transporters in cellular membranes play a critical role in maintaining cell homeostasis. Synthetic ion-transporters are attractive model systems for understanding and addressing dysfunction of natural transporters. Herein, a simple amide derived from azobenzene and m-aminobenzoic acid achieves photoregulated ion transport across lipid membranes. The amide forms pores or channels that selectively co-transport H+/X− across the lipid membrane. Photoisomerization from the trans to cis form results in a 2-fold increase in ion-transport rates due to the higher proton affinity of the cis isomer.
ChemPhotoChemChemistry-Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
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5.80
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5.40%
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165
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