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Structural effects on enzymatic activity of bacteriophage T4 lysozyme upon adsorption to colloidal silica

Creator:

Xu, Qiurong, 1964-

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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and lysozyme-particle complexes. For a ratio of 1:1 protein to particle with a 90 minute adsorption
Adsorption of the wild type and a synthetic structural stability variant of bacteriophage T4 lysozyme

Creator:

Podhipleux, Nilobon

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Dissertation

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adsorption and exchange at the air-water interface. A lysozyme variant was produced by substituting a
Nisin adsorption to PEO-PPO-PEO tri-block copolymer layers and its resistance to elution by fibrinogen

Creator:

Ryder, Matthew P.

Abstract:

While hydrophobic surfaces coated with the poly[ethylene oxide]-poly[propylene oxide]-poly[ethylene oxide] (PEO-PPO-PEO) surfactant Pluronic® F108 are highly resistant to plasma protein adsorption, the antimicrobial peptide nisin has been observed to adsorb in multilayer quantities at such surfaces, and the PEO chains themselves suggested to inhibit nisin exchange by blood proteins. But...

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Masters Thesis

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block. In this work, nisin adsorption at hydrophobic, silanized silica surfaces coated with F108, and
Molecular origins of surfactant-mediated stabilization of protein

Creator:

Lee, Hyo Jin

Abstract:

Nonionic surfactants are commonly used to stabilize proteins during upstream and downstream processing and drug formulation. Surfactants stabilize the proteins through two major mechanisms: (i) their preferential location at nearby interfaces, in this way precluding protein adsorption; and/or (ii) their association with protein into "complexes" that prevent proteins from interacting...

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Dissertation

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and PS 80) will occur with surfactants that stabilize protein mainly by their own adsorption at