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Santore, Maria
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Academic Article Manipulating protein adsorption using a patchy protein-resistant brush.
Academic Article Depletion versus deflection: how membrane bending can influence adhesion.
Academic Article Adsorption of copolymers aggregates: from kinetics to adsorbed layer structure.
Academic Article Bacterial adhesion on hybrid cationic nanoparticle-polymer brush surfaces: ionic strength tunes capture from monovalent to multivalent binding.
Academic Article Sensitivity of protein adsorption to architectural variations in a protein-resistant polymer brush containing engineered nanoscale adhesive sites.
Concept Polyethylene Glycols
Academic Article Antimicrobial surfaces containing cationic nanoparticles: how immobilized, clustered, and protruding cationic charge presentation affects killing activity and kinetics.
Academic Article Hybrid copolymer-phospholipid vesicles: phase separation resembling mixed phospholipid lamellae, but with mechanical stability and control.
Academic Article Surfaces for competitive selective bacterial capture from protein solutions.
Academic Article Mechanical Properties and Concentrations of Poly(ethylene glycol) in Hydrogels and Brushes Direct the Surface Transport of Staphylococcus aureus.
Academic Article Surfaces that Adhesively Discriminate Breast Epithelial Cell Lines and Lymphocytes in Buffer and Human Breast Milk.
Academic Article Escherichia coli Swimming back Toward Stiffer Polyetheylene Glycol Coatings, Increasing Contact in Flow.
Academic Article Depletion forces drive reversible capture of live bacteria on non-adhesive surfaces.
Academic Article Motility Increases the Numbers and Durations of Cell-Surface Engagements for Escherichia coli Flowing near Poly(ethylene glycol)-Functionalized Surfaces.
Academic Article Depletion attractions drive bacterial capture on both non-fouling and adhesive surfaces, enhancing cell orientation.
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