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Prof Sonia Antoranz Contera

Professor of Biological Physics

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics
Sonia.AntoranzContera@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72269
Clarendon Laboratory, room 208
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Conversation on physics bioinspired materials and the future of architecture
link to video of conversation with architect Amanda Levete on biophysics and the future of architecture

Bionanotechnology with Membrane Proteins: Mechanics and Electronics

Japan Society of Applied Physics (2005)

Authors:

Sonia Antoranz Contera, Kislon Voitchovsky, Hilary Hamnett, Chandra S Ramanujan, Nashville Toledo, Vincent Lemaitre, Maurits de Planque, Anthony Watts, Koji Sumitomo, Keiichi Torimitsu, JF Ryan
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Evidence of asymmetry in cohesion and assembly of both leaflets of purple membranes

BIOPHYS J 88:1 (2005) 507A-507A

Authors:

K Voitchovsky, SA Contera, M Kamihira, A Watts, JF Ryan
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Extraction of an alpha-helical peptide from a lipid bilayer: Dynamic Force Spectroscopy and Molecular Dynamics

BIOPHYS J 88:1 (2005) 356A-356A

Authors:

SA Contera, V Lemaitre, MRR de Planque, A Watts, JF Ryan
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Interactions between transmembrane beta-amyloid(1-40) and phosphatidylcholine bilayers

BIOPHYS J 88:1 (2005) 421A-421A

Authors:

MRR de Planque, GP Mendes, SA Contera, DTS Rijkers, JF Ryan, A Watts
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AFM and QCM-D studies in liquid of fibrinogen and vitronectin on Ti and Ta surfaces

Transactions - 7th World Biomaterials Congress (2004) 788

Authors:

AG Hemmersam, SA Contera, M Foss, JK Jensen, P Andreasen, F Besenbacher

Abstract:

The adsorption of fibrinogen followed by specific fibrinogen anti-fibrinogen reaction from a tris-buffered solution at 37°C onto Au, Ta and Ti surfaces was investigated. The concentrations of fibrinogen used were 1 mg/ml, which were close to that found in blood and 0.03 mg/ml. It was found that very small amount of silver on the gold surface have a large effect on the amount of fibrinogen adsorbed. Globular monomeric and polymeric vitronectin proteins for low concentrations were identified using atomic force microscopy (AFM) in liquid.

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