Protein nanoarchitectonics at liquid-related interfaces: physicochemical communications with biological processes

Katsuhiko Ariga; Jingwen Song; Kohsaku Kawakami

doi:10.1039/d5cc06117b

January 1, 2026Chemical CommunicationsOpen Access

Protein nanoarchitectonics at liquid-related interfaces: physicochemical communications with biological processes

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This research aims to develop functional material structures mimicking biological systems using protein nanoarchitectonics.
Utilization of biological materials to create structures.
Exploration of physicochemical interactions at liquid interfaces.
Design of materials based on the principles of nanoarchitectonics.
Successful creation of material structures resembling living systems.
Establishment of effective communication pathways between materials and biological processes.

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Building functional material structures that resemble living systems from atoms and molecules is a highly challenging process. However, a sophisticated yet expeditious approach can be formulated by utilizing biological materials...

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