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  1. Ruslimie C, Hasmizam Razali, Wan M. Khairul
    Sains Malaysiana, 2011;40:1179-1186.
    Titanium dioxide photocatalyst was synthesised by microemulsions method under controlled hydrolysis of titanium butoxide, Ti(O(CH2)3)CH3. The synthesised TiO2 photocatalyst was compared with Sigma-commercial TiO2 by carrying out the investigation on its properties using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), x-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis and thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA). The photocatalytic activities for both photocatalysts were studied for atrazine photodegradation.
  2. Wan M. Khairul, Foong, Y.D., Lee, O.J., Lim, S.K.J., Daud, A.I., Rahamathullah, R., et al.
    ASM Science Journal, 2018;11(101):124-135.
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    A new class of liquid crystalline acetylide-imine system was successfully synthesized, characterized
    and deposited on indium tin oxide (ITO) coated substrate via electrochemical deposition
    method for potential organic film application. The relationship between liquid crystal
    molecular structure, phase transition temperature and electrical performance was evaluated.
    The mesomorphic properties were identified via polarized optic microscopy (POM) which displayed
    fan-shaped texture of smectic A phase and their corresponding transition enthalpies
    are in concurrence with DSC and TGA studies. The findings from the conductivity analysis
    revealed that the fabricated film exhibits good electrical performance where it displayed
    linear current-voltage relationship of I-V curve. Therefore, this proposed type of molecular
    framework has given an ideal indication to act as transporting material for application in
    optoelectronic devices.
  3. Manisekaran T, Wan M Khairul, Foong YD, Tuan Johari SAT, Hashim F, Rahamathullah R, et al.
    Chemosphere, 2024 Sep 02.
    PMID: 39233293 DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.143220
    The demand for developing bioindicators to assess environmental pollution has increased significantly due to the awareness of potential threats of diseases. Herein, the eukaryotic ubiquitous microorganism Acanthamoeba sp. was used as a bioindicator to explore further the influence of functionalized organic molecules containing -C≡C- and -CH=N- moieties prior application in the potential electronic components. The acetylide and hybrid acetylide-imine derivatives (FYD3A, FYD4B, and FYD4C) were tested for their cytotoxicity potentials based on dose-response analysis, morphological observation, and mode of cell death assessment on Acanthamoeba sp. (environmental-isolate). The biological activities of optimized compounds were evaluated by HOMO-LUMO energy gap and MEP analysis. The determination of the IC50 value through the MTT assay showed functionalized organic molecules of FYD3A, FYD4B, and FYD4C, revealing the inhibition growth of Acanthamoeba sp. with IC50 values in the 3.515 - 3.845 μg/mL range. Morphological observation displayed encystment with cellular agglutination and overall cell shrinkage. AO/PI-stained moieties-treated Acanthamoeba sp. cells appeared with shades of red to orange in necrotic Acanthamoeba cells whilst green to yellow apoptotic Acanthamoeba cells when compared to entirely green fluorescence untreated cells. Moreover, the results of the mitochondrial membrane potential (MMP) assay demonstrate the integrity and functionality potential of the mitochondrial membrane in cells, where a decrease in the MMP assay is linked to apoptosis. This study confirmed that the functionalized organic molecule featuring acetylide and its designated acetylide-imine moieties exhibit cytotoxicity towards the Acanthamoeba sp. by apoptotic and necrotic mode of cell death. This indicates that seeping these derivatives as electronic components can lead to the leaching of hazardous chemicals and contribute to environmental pollution that negatively affects the ecosystem. This study proposes the selection of efficient systems and elements for functionalized organic molecules that are safe to be released into the environment.
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