Titlebook: NanoBioTechnology; BioInspired Devices Oded Shoseyov,Ilan Levy Book 2008 Humana Press 2008 Biosensor.DNA.Nanotube.Polysaccharid.Polysaccha

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Genetically Engineered S-Layer Proteins and S-Layer-Specific Heteropolysaccharides as Components of der equilibrium conditions into supramolecular structures joined by noncovalent bonds. Although molecular self-assembly is the governing principle in morphogenesis of biological systems, so far only a few molecular species have been exploited for controlled self-assembly into defined nanostructures.

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Photoinduced Electron Transport in DNAwledge, DNA research is still far from a profound and clear understanding of the electronic properties and electronic interactions in DNA that are crucial for any nanobiotechnological application. In the past, DNA-mediated charge transport has been a subject of considerable interest with biological

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Optimizing Photoactive Proteins for Optoelectronic Environments by Using Directed Evolution optimization efforts have advanced in large part as a result of significant advances in the methods and procedures of genetic engineering, most notably, directed evolution. Directed evolution mimics natural selection by combining techniques in genetic modification with differential selection. Most

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Electrical Manipulation of DNA on Metal Surfacesr release of DNA on or into dedicated locations and the control of hybridization. In this context, we discuss techniques for immobilizing DNA on metal surfaces and methods of characterizing such hybrid systems. In particular, we focus on electrically induced, conformational changes of monolayers of

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Nanocomputingis placed on biomolecular devices that use nucleic acids as their substrate. Computational selfassembly of DNA and DNA-based enzymatic computing are surveyed in greater detail. The foremost implementation challenge for computation, namely, DNA word design, is also surveyed.