Surface Functionalization of Spruce‐Derived Cellulose Scaffold for Glycoprotein Separation (Adv. Mater. Interfaces 19/2021)

Spruce-Derived Cellulose Scaffold In article number 2100787, Kai Li, Qi Zhou, and co-workers demonstrate a facile crosslinking strategy for the top-down fabrication of spruce-derived mesoporous cellulose scaffolds with native wood cellular structure subsequent immobilization biomolecules via versatile amine-based reactive handle. This new route opens up possibilities biodiagnostic, biocatalytic, bioseparation applications using wood-derived hierarchical scaffolds. Cover design by Salla Koskela.