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Effect of protein surface hydrophobicity on protein adsorption and desorption

Effect of protein surface hydrophobicity on protein adsorption and desorption

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학위논문
개인저자
김리나, 金利娜
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Effect of protein surface hydrophobicity on protein adsorption and desorption / Kim Li Na
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Seoul :   Graduate School, Korea University,   2021  
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48장 : 삽화, 도표 ; 26 cm
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Protein surface hydrophobicity, Mesoporous materials, Protein adsorption and desorption,,
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Effect of protein surface hydrophobicity on protein adsorption and desorption (2회 열람)
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Adsorption and desorption behavior of protein molecules with nanostructured materials plays a key role in a variety of fields. Though the mechanism remains unclear, protein surface properties assigned by a variety of amino acids influence the surface interactions between proteins and nanomaterials. In this study, an investigation for surface interaction between protein molecules and porous nanomaterials was conducted via correlating their surface hydrophobicity with their adsorption and desorption behaviors. Based on the accessible surface hydrophobicity calculation and quantitative protein tracing experiments, the surface hydrophobicity of proteins showed a significant influence on the adsorption and desorption behavior. Further, the vinyl-functionalization of hydrophilic lysine groups on the protein surface resulted in an increased affinity between protein and porous nanomaterials. This work provides a quantitative demonstration for the contribution of surface hydrophobicity to the protein adsorption and desorption and proof of principle for controlling protein adsorption and desorption behavior via surface hydrophobicity modulation.

목차

 1.	Introduction	- 1 -
1.1.	Crowding and Confinement Effects of Proteins	- 1 -
1.2.	Crowding and Confinement Effects in Mesoporous Materials	- 2 -
1.3.	Adsorption and Desorption of Proteins in and from Nanomaterials	- 4 -
1.4.	Protein Surface Analysis	- 6 -
1.5.	Objective	- 7 -
2.	Experimental Section	- 10 -
2.1.	Materials	- 10 -
2.2.	Preparation of Mesoporous Silica and Mesoporous Carbon	- 11 -
2.3.	Determination of Protein Properties	- 13 -
2.3.1.	Hydrophobic Surface Area Estimation	- 13 -
2.3.2.	Protein Structures	- 14 -
2.3.3.	Characterization of Protein Surface Charge and Their Volume	- 14 -
2.4.	Protein Adsorption and Desorption	- 18 -
2.4.1.	Measurement of Protein Loading	- 18 -
2.4.2.	Vinyl Group Functionalization of Lysine Residue on Protein Surface	- 19 -
2.4.3.	Activity Measurements of Released GOx	- 19 -
3.	Results and Discussion	- 20 -
3.1.	Determination of Proteins Properties	- 20 -
3.2.	Correlation between Protein Properties and Desorption	- 27 -
3.3.	Effect of Hydrophobic Modulation	- 29 -
3.4.	Control of Protein Retention in Mesoporous Material via Different Proportions of Vinyl-Functionalized GOx	- 39 -
4.	Conclusions	- 42 -