Protein crystallisation with air bubble templates: Case of gas-liquid-solid interfaces

Heterogeneous surfaces, such as solid particles, are known to efficiently increase nucleation rates during crystallisations from solution. In this work, air bubbles have been used to act as heterogeneous surfaces, to facilitate the critical nuclei formation of large protein molecules. Protein crysta...

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Main Authors:	Wenqing Tian, Chris Rielly, Huaiyu Yang
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Inorganic chemistry not elsewhere classified Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry Physical Chemistry (incl. Structural) Materials Engineering Heterogeneous nucleation Gas-liquid interface Bubble Lysozyme Crystallisation Inorganic Chemistry
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/16912918.v1
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