Liquid Viruses by Nanoscale Engineering of Capsid Surfaces
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Surface engineering of plant virus capsids via cationization (1) and stoichiometric coupling of a polymer surfactant coronal layer (2) produces a highly concentrated, solvent-free liquid virus at 28 °C. These ionic bionanoconstructs are viscoelastic, retain plant infectivity and can be dispersed in a range of organic solvents for aerosol delivery.
- John Innes Centre United Kingdom
- University of Hull United Kingdom
- University of Konstanz Germany
- Norwich Research Park United Kingdom
- University of Bristol United Kingdom
Models, Molecular, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/540, Protein Conformation, Surface Properties, Mechanical Engineering, Comovirus, Optical Imaging, Fabaceae, 540, Capsid, Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Nanotechnology, General Materials Science
Models, Molecular, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/540, Protein Conformation, Surface Properties, Mechanical Engineering, Comovirus, Optical Imaging, Fabaceae, 540, Capsid, Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Nanotechnology, General Materials Science
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