2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jphotochem.2008.01.019
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Light-sensitive polyaminoacids as bio-inspired molecular materials

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“…138 The use of light-sensitive polypeptides as intelligent molecular materials has been proposed for various applications such as micro-and nanoelectronics, biomedicine, ecology, and other related areas of science. 139 Photo-responsive polypeptide monolayers prepared at airwater interfaces have also been of interest for probing photomechanical responses such as surface-pressure changes and surface-area changes upon exposure to light. These can be related to the molecular shape and orientation of the photochromics in the assembled structures.…”
Section: Photo-responsive Peptides and Polynucleic Acidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…138 The use of light-sensitive polypeptides as intelligent molecular materials has been proposed for various applications such as micro-and nanoelectronics, biomedicine, ecology, and other related areas of science. 139 Photo-responsive polypeptide monolayers prepared at airwater interfaces have also been of interest for probing photomechanical responses such as surface-pressure changes and surface-area changes upon exposure to light. These can be related to the molecular shape and orientation of the photochromics in the assembled structures.…”
Section: Photo-responsive Peptides and Polynucleic Acidsmentioning
confidence: 99%