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This research investigates how proteins interact with inorganic surfaces, which is crucial for applications like medical implants and antibacterial surfaces. By using atomic force spectroscopy and self-assembled monolayers, the project aims to uncover the fundamental principles of protein adsorption.
Understanding how proteins adsorb to inorganic surfaces is important in many biotechnological applications, including the design of medical implants, fabrication of antibacterial surfaces and biomeneralization.
Many studies have been carried out in order to examine how proteins interact with inorganic entities or surfaces; still, it is not clear how proteins “sense” the inorganic surface.
The aim of the proposed research is get insights into the fundamental rules that govern protein adsorption.T…
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