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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Nanobiotechnology"”.
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Nanobiotechnology Enabled Environmental Sensing of Water and Wastewater
Many environmental compartments are acknowledged transmission routes for infectious diseases, antibiotic resistance, and anthropogenic pollution. The need for environmental sensing has consistently been stressed as a means to minimize public health threats caused by such contaminants. Many …
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Fundamental Aspects Of Regenerative Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles And Their Applications In Nanobiotechnology
Cerium oxide has been used extensively for various applications over the past two decades. The use of cerium oxide nanoparticles is beneficial in present applications and can open avenues for future applications. The present study utilizes the microemulsion technique to synthesize uniformly …
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Multifunctional virus scaffolds fore energy applications : nanomaterials synthesis and two dimensional assembly
… to inspire us to develop new approaches of nanobiotechnology to integrate advanced materials into medicine and electronics. Particularly, peptides are believed to play an important role in biotemplating and biological self-assembly. In order to understand the interface between inorganic …
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Engineered biomolecular interactions with inorganic materials : sequence, binding, and assembly
Nanobiotechnology aims to exploit biomolecular recognition and self-assembly capabilities for integrating advanced materials into medicine and electronics. In particular, peptides have exhibited the ability to specifically bind to and/or control the synthesis of diverse inorganic and metallic …
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Empirical Nanotube Model: Applications to Water Channels and Nano-Oscillators
… and hydrogen storage media. In particular, nanobiotechnology, a synergy of nanotechnology and biology, aims at characterizing, building, and utilizing nano-devices to benefit human health as well as employ life forms for technical purposes. Examples are nanotube-based biosensors and drug …
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Modeling the interface between biological and synthetic components in hybrid nanosystems
… science and engineering of bionanotechnology and nanobiotechnology.
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Sustainable Nanomaterials Combined with Raman Spectroscopy-based Techniques to Advance Environmental Sensing
… of cellulose-derived nanocomposites and nanobiotechnology enabled techniques for their sustainable long-term environmental application. Furthermore, to contribute to the better understanding of the potential environmental implications of nanomaterial production and application, life cycle …
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Investigation of Two-Dimensional Structured Polyaniline for Supercapacitor Applications
… than carbonization is an appealing challenge in nanobiotechnology. By interfacial self-assembly, conformal TALP thin-film coating could be formed onto the surfaces of the plant stem, which enables the macroscopic electronic and ionic conductivity in the as-formed nanobioassembly. This …
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Structural and Functional Study of Multidrug Membrane Transporters
… (efflux pumps), and demonstrate the powerful new nanobiotechnology for better understanding of multidrug resistance.</p>
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SYNTHESIS, SURFACE MODIFICATION, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOCOMPATIBLE MULTIFUNCTIONAL NANOPARTICLES
… is one of the most powerful paradigms in the nanobiotechnology field. Recently, fluorescent and magnetic silica-based nanoparticles (NPs) have received much attention because of its biocompatible and engineerable-surface. Mesoporous silica nanoparticles first produced in 1990s become an …
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Multiscale models for structure and dynamics of confined fluids
… fluids. With the advent of nanofluidics and nanobiotechnology, fluids confined inside nanometer scale geometries have become a subject of both fundamental investigation and applied research. An understanding of the structural and dynamical properties of fluids at nanoscale is essential for …
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Electronic, Optical, and Thermal Properties of Reduced-Dimensional Semiconductors
… for many fields including nanoelectronics, nanobiotechnology, environments, and renewable energy. Because of the unusual quantum confinement and enhanced surface effect of reduced-dimensional materials, traditional empirical models suffer from necessary but unreliable parameters extracted …
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Self-Assembly of a Bio-Driven Single Molecule DNA Sequencer
DNA sequencing reads the order in which the four nucleotide bases – adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guanine (G) – arrange into the long biopolymer that encodes the genes of all living organisms. The ability to sequence DNA has revolutionised the biological sciences and is having a …