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Bio-inspired 3D-printed earthen materials and structures. [PDF]

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An Unnatural Biopolymer

Science, 1993
A highly efficient method has been developed for the solid-phase synthesis of an "unnatural biopolymer" consisting of chiral aminocarbonate monomers linked via a carbamate backbone. Oligocarbamates were synthesized from N -protected p -nitrophenyl carbonate monomers, substituted with a ...
C Y, Cho   +8 more
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PHOTOSENSITIZATION IN BIOPOLYMERS*

Photochemistry and Photobiology, 2008
— The energetics of photodynamic action is discussed in terms of oxidation potentials of sensitizing dye intermediates. The results are compared with rate constants and quantum yields for photodynamic oxidation of iodide ion, aromatic amino acids, and lysozyme in the presence of eosin Y.
L I, Grossweiner, A G, Kepka
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Biopolymer stereocomplexes

Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, 2003
A polymer stereocomplex is defined as a stereoselective interaction between two complementing stereoregular polymers, that interlock and form a new composite, demonstrating altered physical properties in comparison to the parent polymers. The main interactions, resulting in the complexation, are suggested to rely on stereoselective van der Waals forces.
Joram, Slager, Abraham J, Domb
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Torsional Relaxation for Biopolymers

Journal of Computational Biology, 1998
We describe a method for making natural, physical movements in a chained polymer by sequentially adjusting a few neighboring torsion angles in the polymer backbone. In addition to being very fast and easy to implement, the method is also very general. It applies equally well to proteins and nucleic acids.
Wing Hung Wong   +2 more
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