Re: Nano and article today

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Interesting- but it may be more useful if the protein binding shape could be milled directly into the metal or plastic surface without need of a sugar coating (giggle factor, anyone?)

Perhaps ion beam milling could cut appropriate pits into the substrate by using the sugar casting of the proteins as a mask- the thinner portions of the mask would ablate away faster and allow etching of the surface below.

Gina Miller wrote:
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> Check this out
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> http://www.eurekalert.org/releases/uwash-ncp041299.html

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