
Supramolecular And Colloidal Structures In Biomaterials And Biosubstrates
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Supramolecular And Colloidal Structures In Biomaterials And Biosubstrates
About this book
Of central importance in personal care, food, pharmaceutics, and biotechnology, biomaterials and biosubstrates formed the subject of the fifth meeting of the Royal Society-Unilever INDO-UK Forum in Materials Science and Engineering. The programme for this meeting dwelt on two principal foci: (i) new advances in the measurement of the supramolecular and colloidal structures, and (ii) the relationship of these structures to the functional properties of the materials.This volume is a compilation of selected papers presented at the meeting by world-renowned scientists who included, among others, Prof E D T Atkins (Bristol, UK), Prof N Chandrakumar (Chennai, India), Dr A M Hermansson (Goteborg, Sweden), Dr V J Morris (Norwich, UK), Prof P Walstra (Wageningen, The Netherlands), Dr V Prakash (Mysore, India), Prof S B Ross-Murphy (King's College, London, UK), Prof G E Rogers (Adelaide, Australia), Dr T Kealey (Cambridge, UK) and Prof N Appaji Rao (Bangalore, India).
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Table of contents
- CONTENTS
- FOREWORD
- PREFACE
- CHAIN-FOLDED apβ-SHEET LAMELLAR STRUCTURES FROM GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED PERIODIC POLYPEPTIDES
- THE LIPID ORGANISATION IN THE SKIN
- C-13 NMR IMAGING: TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS TO MATERIALS AND BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
- ENHANCED RESOLUTION IN CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY BY USING CALCULATED THREE DIMENSIONAL POINT SPREAD FUNCTIONS
- SUPERMOLECULAR AND COLLOIDAL FOOD STRUCTURES: NOVEL MICROSCOPIC APPROACHES
- APPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SEM TO BIOMATERIALS
- PHASE-FRAP: A NEW FREQUENCY-DOMAIN VARIANT OF FLUORESCENCE RECOVERY AFTER PHOTOBLEACHING
- MOLECULAR MICROSCOPY
- SUPRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS: CAN EQUILIBRIUM BE SHIFTED IN MULTIMERIC PROTEINS TO SUPERNATTVE STRUCTURE WITH HIGHER STABILITY IN CERTAIN COSOLVENTS?
- FRACTAL PARTICLE GELS IN FOODS
- PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS OF BACILLUS SPORE SUSPENSIONS
- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SURFACTANT INDUCED ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN SKIN LIPIDS
- THE EXTRACTION OF LIQUIDS FROM CELLULAR SOLIDS — THEORY AND EXPERIMENT
- MESOSCOPIC PHYSICS AND FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FOODS
- THE RHEOLOGY OF MACROMOLECULAR AND SUPRAMOLECULAR BIOMATERIALS
- THE RHEOLOGY OF FIBRE SUSPENSION — A POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF MICROSTRUCTURE CHANGES INDUCED BY STRESS CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTS
- MODELLING OF MILK PROTEIN GELS BY BROWNIAN DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF AGGREGATED PARTICLE NETWORKS
- THE FRICTION AND LUBRICATION OF KERATINOUS BIOSUBSTRATES
- MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MODEL COMPOSITES PRODUCED FROM FOOD BIOPOLYMERS: INFLUENCE OF BIOPOLYMER-BIOPOLYMER INTERFACIAL PROPERTIES
- UNDERSTANDING DRY ROUGH SKIN: A PHYSICAL BASIS FOR THE EFFECTS OF DRY ENVIRONMENT AND SURFACTANT TREATMENT ON CORNEUM FRACTURE
- SIMULATION OF FLEXIBLE FIBERS
- CELLS AND MOLECULES IN THE PROPERTIES OF HAIR AND WOOL
- THE CELL BIOLOGY OF SKIN AND HAIR
- THE CORNIFIED CELL ENVELOPE: AN IMPORTANT MARKER OF STRATUM CORNEUM MATURATION IN HEALTHY AND DRY SKIN
- TETRAMERIC SERINE HYDROXYMETHYLTRANSFERASE: INSIGHTS INTO MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION, FUNCTION AND RATIONAL DRUG DESIGN
- FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF EXOCELLULAR POLYSACCHARIDES IN DAIRY BASED FOODS
- PHASE SEPARATION IN MIXED CARRAGEENAN SYSTEMS
- IN PRAISE OF THE HYDROGEN BOND
- A SURFACE CHEMICAL ANALOG OF THE TEAR FILM BREAKUP ON THE CORNEA
- MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF WHEAT GLUTEN FRACTIONS BY LIGHT SCATTERING AND TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY