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Synthetic receptors for viruses

Surface-imprinted hybrid materials for the selective detection of viruses

Dr. Mehmet Dinc, Prof. Dr. Boris Mizaikoff

Thanks to technological advances in polymer chemistry and nanotechnology, it is now possible to synthetically produce nanomaterials with a wide range of properties and functionalities. This has paved the way for producing bio-inspired structures and systems which, for example, possess binding properties that follow the molecular recognition principles of biological systems.

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Prof. Dr. Boris Mizaikoff

Boris Mizaikoff, born in 1965, received his doctorate in analytical chemistry from th (…)

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Mehmet Dinc, born in 1986, studied chemistry at Ulm University (Germany) and graduate (…)

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