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Adsorption of proteins to hydrophobic sites on mixed self-assembled monolayers File

Ostuni, E , Grzybowski, BA , Mrksich, M , Roberts, CS , Whitesides, GM

Article Issue Date2003-03 View16
Enhanced VOC adsorption capacity on MOF thin layer with reduced particle size by cryogrinding and microwave method File

Gaikwad, Sanjit , Kim, Yeonhee , Gaikwad, Ranjit , Han, Sangil

Article Issue Date2022-06 View11
Mechanical desorption of immobilized proteins using carbon dioxide aerosols for reusable biosensors File

Singh, Renu , Hong, Seongkyeol , Jang, Jaesung

Article Issue Date2015-01 View5
Patchy Surfaces Stabilize Dextran-Polyethylene Glycol Aqueous Two-Phase System Liquid Patterns File

Kojima, Taisuke , Takayama, Shuichi

Article Issue Date2013-05 View9
Real-Time QCM-D Monitoring of Deposition of Gold Nanorods on a Supported Lipid Bilayer as a Model Cell Membrane File

Guo, Huxiang , Xing, Qiguo , Huang, Renliang , Lee, Dong Woog , Su, Rongxin , Qi, Wei , He, Zhimin

Article Issue Date2019-03 View8
Removal of volatile organic compounds from air using activated carbon impregnated cellulose acetate electrospun mats File File

Patil, Kashyap , Jeong, Seonju , Lim, Hankwon , Byun, Hun-Soo , Han, Sangil

Article Issue Date2019-12 View6
Silaffin Peptides as a Novel Signal Enhancer for Gravimetric Biosensors File

Dong Hyun Nam , Lee, Jeong-O , Sang, Byoung-In , Won, Keehoon , Kim, Yong Hwan

Article Issue Date2013-05 View7
Surface plasmon resonance: a versatile technique for biosensor applications File File

Nguyen, Hoang Hiep , Park, Jeho , Kang, Sebyung , Kim, Moonil

Article Issue Date2015-05 View5
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