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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Protein-based biomaterials"”.

  1. Advancing protein-based biomaterials

    Biomaterials research has rapidly advanced in recent years, with the development of novel materials that can be used in various fields such as biomedicine, agriculture, and others. Protein-based biomaterials have especially gained attention due to their biocompatibility and biodegradability. This …

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  2. Multimodal Imaging of Protein-Based Biomaterials for Delivering Chemo-Agent Cargo for Glioblastoma Treatment in a Murine Model

    <p>Protein-based self-assembling biomaterials, known as Thermo-Responsive Assembled Proteins (TRAP), present meaningful potential as drug delivery carriers. These materials enable the controlled, slow release of poorly soluble chemotherapeutic agents, such as doxorubicin (Dox), while potentially …

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  3. Biomimetic Surface Coatings from Modular Amphiphilic Proteins

    … is of significance in regenerative medicine. Protein-based biomaterials are attractive candidates for functionalization of scaffold surfaces since the ability to precisely control protein sequence and structure allows for fine-tuning of cell-substrate interactions that regulate cell behavior. …

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  4. Engineering protein self-assembly for biosensing applications

    Protein self-assembly is a promising bottom-up approach to create biological materials with programmable functionalities, particularly for biotechnological applications. This approach leverages engineering recombinant protein building blocks, derived from natural or artificially designed proteins, …

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