A perspective on abiotic material encapsulation inside virus capsids is provided. The emphasis is on the physical principles of virus assembly relevant to packaging, strategies for encapsulation and capsid modification, and on emerging applications
Understanding how highly symmetric, robust, monodisperse protein nano-cages self-assemblecan have ma...
Abstract Like natural viruses, manmade protein cages for drug delivery are to be ideally formed by r...
Viruses are nanosized, genome-filled protein containers with remarkable thermodynamic and mechanical...
Nanometer-scale molecular assemblies have numerous applications in materials, catalysis, and medicin...
Protein cages are nanocompartments with a well-defined structure and monodisperse size. They are com...
Proteins and protein-based assemblies represent the most structurally and functionally diverse molec...
Protein capsids are specialized and versatile natural macromolecules with exceptional properties. Th...
In biology, there are an abundant number of self-assembled structures organized according to hierarc...
The controlled self-assembly of protein cages is vital for the use of these nanocompartments in biom...
Protein cages providing a controlled environment to encapsulated cargo are a ubiquitous presence in ...
We have developed virus-based protein cage functional materials for catalysis and optical coatings. ...
Self-assembly of regular protein surfaces around nanoparticle templates provides a new class of hybr...
The design and engineering of biological building blocks that self-assemble into\ud highly ordered, ...
Protein cages, such as viruses, are well-defined biological nanostructures which are highly symmetri...
Proteins that self-assemble into polyhedral shell-like structures are useful molecular containers bo...
Understanding how highly symmetric, robust, monodisperse protein nano-cages self-assemblecan have ma...
Abstract Like natural viruses, manmade protein cages for drug delivery are to be ideally formed by r...
Viruses are nanosized, genome-filled protein containers with remarkable thermodynamic and mechanical...
Nanometer-scale molecular assemblies have numerous applications in materials, catalysis, and medicin...
Protein cages are nanocompartments with a well-defined structure and monodisperse size. They are com...
Proteins and protein-based assemblies represent the most structurally and functionally diverse molec...
Protein capsids are specialized and versatile natural macromolecules with exceptional properties. Th...
In biology, there are an abundant number of self-assembled structures organized according to hierarc...
The controlled self-assembly of protein cages is vital for the use of these nanocompartments in biom...
Protein cages providing a controlled environment to encapsulated cargo are a ubiquitous presence in ...
We have developed virus-based protein cage functional materials for catalysis and optical coatings. ...
Self-assembly of regular protein surfaces around nanoparticle templates provides a new class of hybr...
The design and engineering of biological building blocks that self-assemble into\ud highly ordered, ...
Protein cages, such as viruses, are well-defined biological nanostructures which are highly symmetri...
Proteins that self-assemble into polyhedral shell-like structures are useful molecular containers bo...
Understanding how highly symmetric, robust, monodisperse protein nano-cages self-assemblecan have ma...
Abstract Like natural viruses, manmade protein cages for drug delivery are to be ideally formed by r...
Viruses are nanosized, genome-filled protein containers with remarkable thermodynamic and mechanical...