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Biopolymers at Interfaces, Second Edition (Surfactant Science) by Martin Malmsten (2003)

The book … has a good homogeneity of style, clear and uncluttered figures, and quite extensive and up-to-date references. The chapters are concise and do an excellent job of presenting the jargon of various scientific domains concisely, so that the reader can understand the key underlying concepts as well as the challenges. … Many of the chapters provide good methodological hints where experiments are difficult, and others tabulate key data in accessible form. All have kept equations readable and with clear, defined, and summarized nomenclature. … I am pleased to have Biopolymers at Interfaces as a reference in my personal library-highly recommended.

- Polymer News, Vol. 29, No. 5

The book … has a good homogeneity of style, clear and uncluttered figures, and quite extensive and up-to-date references. The chapters are concise and do an excellent job of presenting the jargon of various scientific domains concisely, so that the reader can understand the key underlying concepts as well as the challenges. … Many of the chapters provide good methodological hints where experiments are difficult, and others tabulate key data in accessible form. All have kept equations readable and with clear, defined, and summarized nomenclature. … I am pleased to have Biopolymers at Interfaces as a reference in my personal library-highly recommended.

- Polymer News, Vol. 29, No. 5

Product Description

Fully updated and expanded chapters gathering material surrounding new and exciting techniques for harnessing and a biopolymer interfacial behavior. Features research contributions from nearly 60 profession's most distinguished international authorities.

Contents

Preface

Contributors

Part I. Concepts

1. Macromolecular Adsorption: A Brief Introduction

Martinus A. Cohen Stuart

2. Driving Forces for Protein Adsorption at Solid Surfaces

Willem Norde

3. Thermodynamics of Adsorption of Amino Acids, Small Peptides,

and Nucleic Acid Components on Silica Adsorbents

Vladimir A. Basiuk

4. Quantitative Modeling of Protein Adsorption

Charles M. Roth and Abraham M. Lenhoff

5. Interfacial Behavior of Protein Mutants and Variants

Martin Malmsten, Thomas Arnebrant, and Peter Billsten

6. Orientation and Activity of Immobilized Antibodies

James N. Herron, Hsu-kun Wang, Veˇra Janatova´, Jacob D. Durtschi,

Karin Caldwell, Douglas A. Christensen, I-Nan Chang, and

Shao-Chie Huang

7. Interactions Between Surfaces Coated with Carbohydrates, Glycolipids,

and Glycoproteins

Per M. Claesson

8. Protein Adsorption Kinetics

Jeremy J. Ramsden

9. Mobility of Biomolecules at Interfaces

Robert D. Tilton

10. Protein Adsorption in Relation to Solution Association

and Aggregation

Tommy Nylander

11. Mechanism of Interfacial Exchange Phenomena for Proteins

Adsorbed at Solid–Liquid Interfaces

Vincent Ball, Pierre Schaaf, and Jean-Claude Voegel

12. Interactions Between Proteins and Surfactants at Solid Interfaces

Marie Wahlgren, Camilla A.-C. Karlsson, and Stefan Welin-Klintstro¨m

13. Toward Functionalized Polyelectrolyte Biofilms

Pierre Schaaf and Jean-Claude Voegel

14. Self-Assembly of Functional Protein Multilayers: From Planar Films to

Microtemplate Encapsulation

Katsuhiko Ariga and Yuri M. Lvov

15. Biological Activity of Adsorbed Proteins

Thomas A. Horbett

16. Protein Interactions with Monolayers at the Air–Water Interface

David W. Britt, G. Jogikalmath, and Vladimir Hlady

Part II. Methods

17. Local and Global Optical Spectroscopic Probes of Adsorbed Proteins

Vladimir Hlady and Jos Buijs

18. Proteins on Surfaces: Methodologies for Surface Preparation

and Engineering Protein Function

Krishnan K. Chittur

19. Studies on the Conformation of Adsorbed Proteins with the Use of

Nanoparticle Technology

Peter Billsten, Uno Carlsson, and Hans Elwing

20. Scanning Calorimetry in Probing the Structural Stability of Proteins

at Interfaces

Karin Fromell, Shao-Chie Huang, and Karin Caldwell

21. Ellipsometry and Reflectometry for Studying Protein Adsorption

Martin Malmsten

22. Surface Plasmon Resonance Spectroscopies for Protein Binding

Studies at Functionalized Surfaces

Eva-Kathrin Sinner, Kazutoshi Kobayashi, Thomas Lehmann,

Thomas Neumann, Birgit Prein, Ju¨rgen Ru¨he, Fang Yu,

and Wolfgang Knoll

23. Neutron Reflection Study of Protein Adsorption at the Solid–Solution

Interface

J. R. Lu

24. XPS, ToF-SIMS, and MALDI-MS for Characterizing Adsorbed

Protein Films

Hans J. Griesser, Sally L. McArthur, Matthew S. Wagner,

David G. Castner, Peter Kingshott, and Keith M. McLean

Part III. Applications

25. Interaction of Proteins with Polymeric Synthetic Membranes

Georges Belfort and Andrew L. Zydney

26. Protein Adsorption in Intravenous Drug Delivery

Martin Malmsten

27. Control of Protein Adsorption in Solid-Phase Diagnostics

and Therapeutics

Krister Holmberg and Gerard Quash

28. Protein Interfacial Behavior in Microfabricated Analysis Systems

and Microarrays

Helene De´rand and Martin Malmsten

29. Protein Adsorption in the Oral Environment

Thomas Arnebrant

30. Adsorbed Biopolymers: Behavior in Food Applications

David S. Horne and J. M. Rodriguez Patino

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