AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium

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Main Author: Assis,O.B.G.
Publication Date: 2000
Other Authors: Vieira,D.C., Bernardes-Filho,R.
Format: Article
Language: eng
Source: Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
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Summary: Lysozyme protein net is set on a glass fiber support using the self-assembly technique. Enzymatic film formation is followed by surface imaging via atomic force microscopy (AFM). Change in roughness as a function of deposition time is used as an indirect indicator of film formation. The objective was to form a protein film that would have no effect on the permeability of the medium, aiming at its application as a bioactive membrane or reactor suitable for bacteria and chemical interactions in aqueous media.
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title AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
spellingShingle AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
Assis,O.B.G.
thin-film
protein net
self-assembly
atomic force microscopy
title_short AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
title_full AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
title_fullStr AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
title_full_unstemmed AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
title_sort AFM characterization of protein net formation on a fibrous medium
author Assis,O.B.G.
author_facet Assis,O.B.G.
Vieira,D.C.
Bernardes-Filho,R.
author_role author
author2 Vieira,D.C.
Bernardes-Filho,R.
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author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Assis,O.B.G.
Vieira,D.C.
Bernardes-Filho,R.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv thin-film
protein net
self-assembly
atomic force microscopy
topic thin-film
protein net
self-assembly
atomic force microscopy
description Lysozyme protein net is set on a glass fiber support using the self-assembly technique. Enzymatic film formation is followed by surface imaging via atomic force microscopy (AFM). Change in roughness as a function of deposition time is used as an indirect indicator of film formation. The objective was to form a protein film that would have no effect on the permeability of the medium, aiming at its application as a bioactive membrane or reactor suitable for bacteria and chemical interactions in aqueous media.
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