Abstract
Electrostatic self-assembly multilayer films have been successfully fabricated from a C60–ethylenediamine adduct (C60–EDA), and DNA. Under visible light irradiation, the DNA is cleaved and the films are destroyed. The photo-induced reaction follows a direct electron-transfer mechanism. A high oxygen concentration in the solution enhances the reaction, while separation of C60–EDA and DNA retards the reaction dramatically.
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