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A Polymeric Zwitterionic Hydrophilic Probe for Mapping the Human Serum Endogenous Glycopeptidome. [PDF]
J Sep SciSajid MS, Saleem S, Ressom HW.
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Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2009
This review focuses on the creation of electronically active peptide-based biomaterials and how such materials may be deposited onto surfaces to create integrated bionanocircuits. We describe recent efforts to add electronically active groups, such as metal complexes and various porphyrin derivatives, onto peptide-based materials.
Pepe-Mooney, Brian J., '10 +1 more
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This review focuses on the creation of electronically active peptide-based biomaterials and how such materials may be deposited onto surfaces to create integrated bionanocircuits. We describe recent efforts to add electronically active groups, such as metal complexes and various porphyrin derivatives, onto peptide-based materials.
Pepe-Mooney, Brian J., '10 +1 more
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Introduction to peptide soft materials
Soft Matter, 2020Arindam Banerjee and Ian W. Hamley introduce the Soft Matter themed collection on peptide soft materials.
Arindam Banerjee, Ian W. Hamley
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Designer Self‐Assembling Peptide Materials
Macromolecular Bioscience, 2007AbstractUnderstanding of macromolecular materials at the molecular level is becoming increasingly important for a new generation of nanomaterials for nanobiotechnology and other disciplines, namely, the design, synthesis, and fabrication of nanodevices at the molecular scale from bottom up.
Xiaojun, Zhao, Shuguang, Zhang
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Peptides as novel smart materials
Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2005Important challenges in biomaterials design include predicting the formation of large-scale self-assembled structures based on local atomic-level interactions and then endowing such structures with the ability to respond sensitively to environmental cues. This responsiveness is referred to as smartness.
Robert, Fairman, Karin S, Akerfeldt
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Glycosylated Peptide Materials
2020Carbohydrate-modified peptides (i.e., “glycopeptides”) inspired by natural glycoproteins and proteoglycans are receiving increasing interest as the basis for biomaterials with advanced structural and functional properties. This chapter first introduces the reader to different chemical and enzymatic methods that are used to synthesize glycosylated ...
Juanpablo Olguin +3 more
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Biomacromolecules
Over the past three decades, the field of peptide-based materials has been rapidly expanding and evolving, becoming a multidisciplinary area, with new developments and applications being consistently discovered. The purpose of this Peptide Materials Special Issue is to highlight research presented at the first Gordon Research Conference on Peptide ...
Timothy J. Deming +3 more
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Over the past three decades, the field of peptide-based materials has been rapidly expanding and evolving, becoming a multidisciplinary area, with new developments and applications being consistently discovered. The purpose of this Peptide Materials Special Issue is to highlight research presented at the first Gordon Research Conference on Peptide ...
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An Adaptable Peptide-Based Porous Material
Science, 2010Swelling Pores Porosity is a key parameter when selecting materials for catalysts, chemical separations, gas storage, host-guest interactions, and related chemical processes. In most cases the porosity of a material is fixed. Rabone et al. (p. 1053
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