Proteins Solid Liquid Interfaces (24 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Proteins at Solid-Liquid Interfaces | Philippe Déjardin | Taschenbuch | Principles and Practice | xvi | Englisch | 2010 | Springer | EAN 9783642069130 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein surface and protein protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein surface and protein protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein surface and protein protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples. 348 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein surface and protein protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples. 348 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid¿liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein¿surface and protein¿protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 348 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The adsorption of proteins at interfaces plays a role in many elds, such as health, food, environment and analysis. Fundamental aspects are useful when considering applications. We focus here especially on solid¿liquid interfaces and present a few fundamental studies regarding adsorption - netics and conformational changes, and examples of applications to sensors and membranes. The rst part is dedicated to fundamental studies performed using - tical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy, as an example of a technique that has the advantage of not requiring labelled proteins, but is limited to s- ci c supports. Conversely, the radiolabelling of proteins, which has the disadvantage of any labelling process, allows application to any kind of s- faces. As proteins bear both positive and negative charges, we can expect thein uenceofanelectric eldnormaltothe interfaceonthe pack- ing order at interfaces. The re ning of data treatment may also lead to the determination of useful structural parameters. The balance between protein¿surface and protein¿protein interactions is a key point for the - scription of the structure at high coverage of the surface. Electrokinetic methods, like measurement of the streaming potential, may be helpful in the electrical characterisation of the interfacial layer facing the solution. The second part includes different bench techniques that were dev- oped to improve the sensitivity of the characterisation of the orientation and structure of the proteins at interfaces: dual polarisation interferometry and total internal re ection ellipsometry are such recent examples.Springer-Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 348 pp. Englisch.

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