Position-Specific Spatially Addressable Peptide/Protein Nanoarrays Using Nanodisplay

Stuart Lindsay; Hao Yan

Position-Specific Spatially Addressable Peptide/Protein Nanoarrays Using Nanodisplay

Stuart Lindsay (Inventor), Hao Yan (Inventor)

Arizona State University

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Abstract

Nanodisplay allows us to construct position specific peptide arrays with nanometer spacing. Peptide arrays will be constructed with LF-specific peptides and scanned by AFM to identify peptide pairs that function as artificial antibodies to anthrax. Controlling the proximity of functional peptide pair represents a strategic route to producing antibody chips for molecular detection of biological signatures.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Aug 26 2005

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