Molecular Machine: Harnessing the Power of Microscale Movement

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In the age of groundbreaking advancements, the exploration of molecular machines and their role in the emerging field of microswimmers is more crucial than ever. Fouad Sabry's "Molecular Machine," part of the "Microswimmer" series, delves deep into the world of nanotechnology and molecular mechanics. This book is indispensable for professionals, researchers, students, and enthusiasts who are keen to understand the mechanisms powering future technologies. With its comprehensive exploration of key concepts, the book bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications, offering valuable insights into the mechanics of life at the molecular level

Chapters Brief Overview:


Molecular machine: Introduces the foundational principles of molecular machines, outlining their potential in technology and biology


Synthetic molecular motor: Explores how synthetic molecular motors mimic natural biological processes and their future applications


Catenane: Details the construction and function of catenanes, which are pivotal in creating complex molecular systems


Polycatenane: Expands on the concept of polycatenanes, highlighting their role in enhancing molecular interactivity


Aptamer: Discusses aptamers as molecular recognition tools with applications in biotechnology and medicine


Molecular sensor: Examines the development of molecular sensors for detecting environmental changes at the nanoscale


Molecular motor: Delves into various types of molecular motors and their potential for driving microscopic machines


DNA nanotechnology: Focuses on DNA’s role in nanotechnology, including its use in building selfassembling structures


Photoswitch: Investigates the use of photoswitches in molecular machines for controlling processes with light


Molecular recognition: Explains the mechanisms of molecular recognition, crucial for targeted drug delivery and diagnostics


Molecular switch: Describes molecular switches and their use in controlling the behavior of nanosystems


Mechanically interlocked molecular architectures: Discusses the creation of interlocked molecular structures with unique mechanical properties


Molecular knot: Explores the fascinating concept of molecular knots and their implications in molecular design


JeanPierre Sauvage: Highlights the contributions of JeanPierre Sauvage to the development of molecular machines and their applications


Host–guest chemistry: Explores the principles of hostguest chemistry, focusing on the interactions between molecules


Nathalie Katsonis: Celebrates the groundbreaking work of Nathalie Katsonis in the field of molecular motors and machines


Harry Anderson (chemist): Discusses Harry Anderson’s contributions to the development of supramolecular chemistry and its application in molecular machines


Rotaxane: Introduces rotaxanes, focusing on their structure and applications in molecular switches and motors


Supramolecular chemistry: Examines the field of supramolecular chemistry and its role in advancing molecular machines


Ben Feringa: Chronicles the achievements of Ben Feringa in the field of molecular motors and their realworld applications


Nanomotor: Concludes with a discussion on nanomotors, exploring their potential to revolutionize fields such as robotics and medicine


This book is more than just a collection of technical knowledge—it's a gateway to understanding the future of molecular science and technology. The connection between the chapters illustrates the cohesive narrative of how molecular machines are shaping the future. The detailed chapter breakdown ensures that readers gain both a solid foundation and an advanced understanding of each concept, making this an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the cuttingedge world of molecular machines and microswimmers.

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