Resolving the interactions between hydrophilic CdTe quantum dots and positively charged membranes at the nanoscale
The use of quantum dot nanoparticles (QDs) in bio-applications has gained quite some
interest and requires a deep understanding of their interactions with model cell membranes …
interest and requires a deep understanding of their interactions with model cell membranes …
Spontaneous unbinding transition of nanoparticles adsorbing onto biomembranes: interplay of electrostatics and crowding
Cellular membranes are constantly bombarded with biomolecules and nanoscale particles,
and cell functionality depends on the fraction of the bound/internalized entities …
and cell functionality depends on the fraction of the bound/internalized entities …
[HTML][HTML] Domain-selective disruption and compression of phase-separated lipid vesicles by amphiphilic Janus nanoparticles
Janus nanoparticles (NPs) with anisotropic surface functionalities enable unique biomedical
applications, but their interaction with the biomembranes cannot be predicted by models …
applications, but their interaction with the biomembranes cannot be predicted by models …
Poly (maleic anhydride) Shell Modified with Negatively and Positively Charged Groups to Control Zeta Potential and Hydrodynamic Size of Encapsulated Quantum …
We prepared water‐soluble quantum dots (QDs) with tunable ξ‐potential varied from− 38 to+
20 mV and controlled sensitivity to pH level. Poly (maleic anhydride‐alt‐1 …
20 mV and controlled sensitivity to pH level. Poly (maleic anhydride‐alt‐1 …
Design of a Liquid Cell for Structural Investigations of Supported Lipid Membrane by Synchrotron X-Rays Over a Wide Temperature Range, from Lower to Higher than …
An oxygen-free copper-based cell has been designed to perform X-ray scattering
experiments from the solid-supported lipid membranes immersed in water. This cell can be …
experiments from the solid-supported lipid membranes immersed in water. This cell can be …