Electrochemical detection of biomolecules at liquid-liquid interfaces
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Authors
O’Sullivan, Shane
Date
2014Supervisor
Prof. Damien Arrigan
Type
Thesis
Education Level
Ph.D.
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This thesis is concerned with the electrochemistry of proteins at liquid-liquid interfaces. Understanding the behaviour of proteins at the liquid-liquid interface is of fundamental importance to the development of liquid-liquid electrochemistry as a viable method for bioanalysis. This thesis explores new avenues of fundamental protein behaviour, including protein surfactant interactions, selective detection of proteins and protein accumulation at the liquid-liquid interface.
Department
School of Science & Engineering, Department of Chemistry
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