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Home > News > MIMIC of bacterial proteins could find a use in nanoelectronics

March 28th, 2003

MIMIC of bacterial proteins could find a use in nanoelectronics

Abstract:
Scientists from the Universität für Bodenkultur Wien, Austria, and the NMRC, Ireland, have used the micromoulding in capillaries (MIMIC) technique to create patterns of a bacterial protein. The self-assembling protein, which normally forms cell envelopes, potentially has applications in nanofabrication as it can attach itself to other molecules and nanoparticles.

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