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Electrical contacting of redox proteins by nanotechnological means
Bilha Willner
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, Eugenii Katz
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Itamar Willner
*
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Institute of Chemistry
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Redox Protein
100%
Electrical Contact
100%
Reconstitution
100%
Redox Enzymes
100%
Nanotechnological
100%
Conductive Surface
66%
Apoenzyme
66%
Nanostructures
33%
Redox Center
33%
Carbon Nanotubes
33%
Bioelectronics
33%
Biofuel Cell
33%
Molecular Wires
33%
Biocatalyst
33%
Biocatalytic
33%
Biosensor Cells
33%
Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles
33%
Electron Tunneling
33%
Spatial Separation
33%
Bioelectrocatalytic
33%
Electrical Communication
33%
Cell Element
33%
Shell Proteins
33%
Direct Electrical Contact
33%
Functionalized Nanostructures
33%
Charge Shuttling
33%
Amperometric Sensor
33%
Electron Dynamics
33%
Dynamic Charging
33%
Material Science
Nanostructure
100%
Carbon Nanotube
50%
Biocatalyst
50%
Biofuel
50%
Gold Nanoparticles
50%
Biosensor
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Enzyme
100%
Oxidoreductase
100%
Molecular Wire
33%
Biocatalyst
33%