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Nanoscale reversible molecular extraction from a self-assembled monolayer on gold (111) by a scanning tunneling microscope.

Mizutani W, et al.

Langmuir, 14(25), 7197-7202 (1998)

Targeted crystallization of mixed-charge nanoparticles in lysosomes induces selective death of cancer cells.

Magdalena Borkowska et al.

Nature nanotechnology, 15(4), 331-341 (2020-03-24)

Lysosomes have become an important target for anticancer therapeutics because lysosomal cell death bypasses the classical caspase-dependent apoptosis pathway, enabling the targeting of apoptosis- and drug-resistant cancers. However, only a few small molecules-mostly repurposed drugs-have been tested so far, and

The stability of self-organized 1-nonanethiol-capped gold nanoparticle monolayer.

Jiang P, et al.

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 34(15), 2255-2255 (2001)

Mechanical Deformation Distinguishes Tunneling Pathways in Molecular Junctions.

Zuoti Xie et al.

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 141(1), 497-504 (2018-12-12)

Developing a clearer understanding of electron tunneling through molecules is a central challenge in molecular electronics. Here we demonstrate the use of mechanical stretching to distinguish orbital pathways that facilitate tunneling in molecular junctions. Our experiments employ junctions based on

Pressure/temperature phase diagrams and superlattices of organically functionalized metal nanocrystal monolayers: the influence of particle size, size distribution, and surface passivant.

Heath JR, et al.

The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 101(2), 189-197 (1997)

Through-bond and chain-to-chain coupling. Two pathways in electron tunneling through liquid alkanethiol monolayers on mercury electrodes.

Slowinski K, et al.

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 119(49), 11910-11919 (1997)

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