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Stimulus-responsive oligonucleotide conjugations are oligonucleotide-based conjugates that are capable of responding to specific external stimuli by undergoing structural or functional changes in response to the stimulus, thereby allowing for controlled release, activation, or modulation of their properties.
Figure 1. Stimulus-responsive environmental conditions. (Zhongyu, Y; et al, 2022)
Various types of stimulus-responsive oligonucleotide conjugates are designed using a variety of stimuli, including changes in pH, temperature, light, enzyme activity, or the presence of specific molecules.
| Service | Stimulus-Responsive Oligonucleotide Conjugation |
| Customer provides | Oligonucleotide sequence |
| Purification | QC analysis by MS, HPLC, or PAGE |
| Delivery | Typical delivery is lyophilized samples in individual vials that are fully labeled |
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Figure 2. Service flow of stimulus-responsive oligonucleotide conjugation.
Stimulus-responsive oligonucleotide conjugation refers to oligonucleotide-based conjugates that can change their structure or function in response to specific external stimuli. This allows for controlled release or activation, making them ideal for targeted applications.
Stimuli such as pH, temperature, light, and enzyme activity are commonly used to design stimulus-responsive oligonucleotide conjugates, allowing for precise control of their behavior in various applications.
In pH-responsive conjugates, oligonucleotides are coupled with pH-sensitive materials that degrade or release the payload in acidic environments, such as in the lysosome, providing targeted delivery for intracellular release.
Light-responsive conjugates use photosensitizers that change structure or release oligonucleotide payloads when exposed to specific light wavelengths. This enables spatial and temporal control for precise manipulation in biological systems.
Enzyme-responsive conjugates are designed to undergo enzymatic cleavage or conformational changes in the presence of specific enzymes. This allows for targeted delivery and controlled release in enzyme-rich environments.

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