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Amino-acid-encoded biocatalytic self-assembly enables the formation of transient conducting nanostructures by Kumar, Mohit, Ing, Nicole L., Narang, Vishal, Wijerathne, Nadeesha K., Hochbaum, Allon I., Ulijn, Rein V.

“…Aqueous compatible supramolecular materials hold promise for applications in environmental remediation, energy harvesting and biomedicine. One remaining…”
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Going the Distance: Long-Range Conductivity in Protein and Peptide Bioelectronic Materials by Ing, Nicole L, El-Naggar, Mohamed Y, Hochbaum, Allon I

“…Bioelectronic materials interface biomolecules, cells, organs, or organisms with electronic devices, and they represent an active and growing field of…”
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Structure of Microbial Nanowires Reveals Stacked Hemes that Transport Electrons over Micrometers by Wang, Fengbin, Gu, Yangqi, O’Brien, J. Patrick, Yi, Sophia M., Yalcin, Sibel Ebru, Srikanth, Vishok, Shen, Cong, Vu, Dennis, Ing, Nicole L., Hochbaum, Allon I., Egelman, Edward H., Malvankar, Nikhil S.

“…Long-range (>10 μm) transport of electrons along networks of Geobacter sulfurreducens protein filaments, known as microbial nanowires, has been invoked to…”
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Geobacter sulfurreducens pili support ohmic electronic conduction in aqueous solution by Ing, Nicole L, Nusca, Tyler D, Hochbaum, Allon I

“…The bacterium Geobacter sulfurreducens is a model biological catalyst in microbial electrochemical devices. G. sulfurreducens forms electrically conductive,…”
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Electronic Conductivity in Biomimetic α‑Helical Peptide Nanofibers and Gels by Ing, Nicole L, Spencer, Ryan K, Luong, Son H, Nguyen, Hung D, Hochbaum, Allon I

“…Examples of long-range electronic conductivity are rare in biological systems. The observation of micrometer-scale electronic transport through protein wires…”
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Electrical Conductivity, Selective Adhesion, and Biocompatibility in Bacteria‐Inspired Peptide–Metal Self‐Supporting Nanocomposites by Guterman, Tom, Ing, Nicole L., Fleischer, Sharon, Rehak, Pavel, Basavalingappa, Vasantha, Hunashal, Yamanappa, Dongre, Ramachandra, Raghothama, Srinivasarao, Král, Petr, Dvir, Tal, Hochbaum, Allon I., Gazit, Ehud

“…Bacterial type IV pili (T4P) are polymeric protein nanofibers that have diverse biological roles. Their unique physicochemical properties mark them as a…”
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Electronic Structure of de Novo Peptide ACC-Hex from First Principles by Lewis, D. Kirk, Oh, Younghoon, Mohanam, Luke Nambi, Wierzbicki, Michał, Ing, Nicole L., Gu, Lei, Hochbaum, Allon, Wu, Ruqian, Cui, Qiang, Sharifzadeh, Sahar

“…Proteins are promising components for bioelectronic devices due in part to their biocompatibility, flexibility, and chemical diversity, which enable tuning of…”
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Structural Determination of a Filamentous Chaperone to Fabricate Electronically Conductive Metalloprotein Nanowires by Chen, Yun X, Ing, Nicole L, Wang, Fengbin, Xu, Dawei, Sloan, Nancy B, Lam, Nga T, Winter, Daniel L, Egelman, Edward H, Hochbaum, Allon I, Clark, Douglas S, Glover, Dominic J

“…The transfer of electrons through protein complexes is central to cellular respiration. Exploiting proteins for charge transfer in a controllable fashion has…”
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A structural and kinetic survey of GH5_4 endoglucanases reveals determinants of broad substrate specificity and opportunities for biomass hydrolysis by Glasgow, Evan M, Kemna, Elias I, Bingman, Craig A, Ing, Nicole, Deng, Kai, Bianchetti, Christopher M, Takasuka, Taichi E, Northen, Trent R, Fox, Brian G

“…Broad-specificity glycoside hydrolases (GHs) contribute to plant biomass hydrolysis by degrading a diverse range of polysaccharides, making them useful…”
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A structural and kinetic survey of GH5_4 endoglucanases reveals determinants of broad substrate specificity and opportunities for biomass hydrolysis by Glasgow, Evan M., Kemna, Elias I., Bingman, Craig A., Ing, Nicole, Deng, Kai, Bianchetti, Christopher M., Takasuka, Taichi E., Northen, Trent R., Fox, Brian G.

“…Broad-specificity glycoside hydrolases (GHs) contribute to plant biomass hydrolysis by degrading a diverse range of polysaccharides, making them useful…”
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