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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Biotemplating"”.
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Multifunctional virus scaffolds fore energy applications : nanomaterials synthesis and two dimensional assembly
… are believed to play an important role in biotemplating and biological self-assembly. In order to understand the interface between inorganic materials and peptides and realize biological self-assembly, this work adopted M13 virus as a model system. The genetic engineering of M13 viruses …
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Design and screening of degenerate-codon-based protein ensembles with M13 bacteriophage
… for phage display screenings, and reports biotemplating of an inorganic phase-change material onto the filamentous M13 phage surface.
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Biotemplated resin and carbon nanomaterials for energy and environmental applications
… synthesis of organic and carbonaceous materials. Biotemplating of phenolic resins was extensively studied, with a particular focus on colloidal assembly and materials chemistry. Genetically engineered M13 bacteriophage was shown to be particularly apt at controlling the morphology and selfassembly …
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Hybrid bio-templated catalysts
… on-stream. This study suggests that the use of biotemplating in the production of catalysts is a promising route to significant gains over traditional catalyst manufacture methods.
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Utilizing viruses to probe the material process - structure - property relationship : controlling catalytic properties via protein engineering and nanoscale synthesis
… performance. With respect to electrocatalysis, a biotemplating method for the development of tunable 3D nanofoams is detailed. Viral templates were rationally assembled into a variety of genetically programmable architectures and subsequently templated into a variety of material compositions. …
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Reguläre bakterielle Zellhüllenproteine als biomolekulares Templat
Bacterial cell wall proteins (S-layer) are - due to both the capability to self-assemble into two-dimensional crystals and their distinct chemical and structural properties - suitable for the deposition of metallic particles at their surface . The cluster growth is subject of this thesis. The …