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Essential Components for a High Resolution Optical Tweezers

Essential Components for a High Resolution Optical Tweezers
高分辨率光镊的基本组件
批准号:
440353-2013
负责人:
Li, Hongbin
金额:
$10.38万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-01-01 至 2013-12-31

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中文摘要
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这项设备赠款将允许申请人购买必要的组件,以定制一个高分辨率的双光束光镊系统,用于在单分子水平上研究弹性蛋白质的机械特性。我们的研究计划专注于阐明蛋白质机械稳定性的物理化学机制,并开发合理的方法来定制这些机械特性,并将这些蛋白质用作自下而上构建新型蛋白质基生物材料的构建模块。为了实现这一目标,我们将结合联合收割机单分子原子力显微镜和建议的高分辨率光镊理解,控制和工程师的机械性能的蛋白质在单分子水平。单分子原子力显微镜和所提出的光镊装置的组合将使我们能够覆盖蛋白质机械稳定性的全部光谱,范围从几个皮牛顿到数百个皮牛顿,并研究具有不同功能的各种弹性蛋白质的机械特性,包括从自然界中的结构材料构成蛋白质,以及模仿天然设计并提供独特功能特性的人造弹性蛋白质。然后,这些蛋白质可以用作构建模块,以构建具有定制机械性能的基于蛋白质的生物材料,用于材料科学和生物医学工程。
英文摘要
This equipment grant will allow the applicant to purchase essential components to custom-build a high resolution dual beam optical tweezers system for investigating the mechanical properties of elastomeric proteins at the single molecule level. Our research program is focused on elucidating the physicochemical mechanisms underlying the mechanical stability of proteins, and to develop rational ways to tailor these mechanical properties and use these proteins as building blocks for the bottom-up construction of novel protein-based biomaterials. Towards this goal, we will combine single molecule atomic force microscopy and the proposed high resolution optical tweezers to understand, control and engineer the mechanical properties of proteins at the single molecule level. The combination of single molecule atomic force microscopy and the proposed optical tweezers setup will enable us to cover the full spectrum of mechanical stability of proteins, ranging from a few picoNewtons to hundreds of picoNewtons, and investigate the mechanical properties of a wide range of elastomeric proteins with diverse functions, including constituting proteins from structural materials in nature, as well as artificial elastomeric proteins that mimic natural designs and provide unique functional properties. These proteins can then be used as building blocks to construct protein-based biomaterials with tailored mechanical properties for applications in material sciences and biomedical engineering.
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