نتایج جستجو برای: b12n12 nanocage

تعداد نتایج: 252  

Journal: :Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP 2011
Micha Polak Leonid Rubinovich

Nanoconfinement entropic effects on chemical equilibrium involving a small number of molecules, which we term NCECE, are revealed by two widely diverse types of reactions. Employing statistical-mechanical principles, we show how the NCECE effect stabilizes nucleotide dimerization observed within self-assembled molecular cages. Furthermore, the effect provides the basis for dimerization even und...

Journal: :Genome research 2014
Anton Kratz Pascal Beguin Megumi Kaneko Takahiko Chimura Ana Maria Suzuki Atsuko Matsunaga Sachi Kato Nicolas Bertin Timo Lassmann Réjan Vigot Piero Carninci Charles Plessy Thomas Launey

Underlying the complexity of the mammalian brain is its network of neuronal connections, but also the molecular networks of signaling pathways, protein interactions, and regulated gene expression within each individual neuron. The diversity and complexity of the spatially intermingled neurons pose a serious challenge to the identification and quantification of single neuron components. To addre...

2016
Ioannis H. Karampelas Kai Liu Edward P. Furlani

Plasmonics is emerging from among the most promising means for generating and controlling thermal energy at the nanoscale. In this approach, metallic nanoparticles are laser heated at plasmon resonant wavelengths that depend on the size, shape and properties of the particles. Key attributes of this method include remote optical activation, nanoscale resolution and efficient photothermal transdu...

2011
Hossein Ghanbari Achala de Mel Alexander M Seifalian

Revolutionary advances in nanotechnology propose novel materials with superior properties for biomedical application. One of the most promising nanomaterials for biomedical application is polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS), an amazing nanocage consisting of an inner inorganic framework of silicon and oxygen atoms and an outer shell of organic groups. The unique properties of this nanop...

Journal: :The Journal of biological chemistry 2007
Xiaofeng S Liu Leslie D Patterson Marvin J Miller Elizabeth C Theil

Pores regulate access between ferric-oxy biomineral inside and reductants/chelators outside the ferritin protein nanocage to control iron demineralization rates. The pore helix/loop/helix motifs that are contributed by three subunits unfold independently of the protein cage, as observed by crystallography, Fe removal rates, and CD spectroscopy. Pore unfolding is induced in wild type ferritin by...

2009
Mustafa S. Yavuz Yiyun Cheng Jingyi Chen Claire M. Cobley Qiang Zhang Matthew Rycenga Jingwei Xie Chulhong Kim Andrea G. Schwartz Lihong V. Wang Younan Xia

Photosensitive caged compounds have enhanced our ability to address the complexity of biological systems by generating effectors with remarkable spatial/temporal resolutions. The caging effect is typically removed by photolysis with ultraviolet light to liberate the bioactive species. Although this technique has been successfully applied to many biological problems, it suffers from a number of ...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2010
Paola Turano Daniela Lalli Isabella C Felli Elizabeth C Theil Ivano Bertini

Ferritin is a multimeric nanocage protein that directs the reversible biomineralization of iron. At the catalytic ferroxidase site two iron(II) ions react with dioxygen to form diferric species. In order to study the pathway of iron(III) from the ferroxidase site to the central cavity a new NMR strategy was developed to manage the investigation of a system composed of 24 monomers of 20 kDa each...

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