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Single-molecule force spectroscopy of a protein globule covalently bound to a calcite surface

Giovanni Dietler, Serguei Sekatski
2008
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Abstract

Two methods of covalent grafting of a protein onto a calcite surface were developed. Single-molecule force spectroscopy was used to examine the characteristics of individual albumin-albumin polyclonal body complexes. The practical applicability of the proposed method of covalent grafting of a protein to a calcite surface was demonstrated.

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