Biocompatible surfaces for specific tethering individual protein molecules

Article Abstract:

The biocompatibility of glass surfaces that are modified by protein layers or linear poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) brushes are characterized to determine the optimal treatment for the immobilization of single biomolecules by specific attachment. The results indicate the importance of a thorough surface characterization and design in fluorescence studies of immobilized single biomolecules.

Observations, Proteins, Biocompatibility, Atomic properties

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Dithiocarbamate anchoring in molecular wire junctions: A first principles study

Article Abstract:

The role of dithiocarbamate anchoring group on transport properties of molecular wire junctions is explored computationally. The results show that the 4-(4'-pyridyl)-peridium-1-carbodithioate molecular wire junction rectifies the flowing electric current.

Science & research, All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Carbamates, Research, Electric properties, Structure

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