The Cluster for Molecular Chemistry
The Institute for Molecules and Materials

Virusses and bio-hybrid systems

Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus (CCMV) is a spherical plant virus with a diameter of 28 nm. Its protein capsid consists of 180 identical proteins which protect the RNA genome of the virus. When the RNA is removed, the proteins can reversibly assemble into a capsid under controlled conditions with respect to pH and ionic strength. This capsid has the same well-defined size and shape as the wildtype virus and is the subject of this project.

Subprojects:
Marta Comellas Aragonès

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Marta Comellas Aragonès
Phone: 52174
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A. (Ton) J. Dirks

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A. (Ton) J. Dirks
Phone: 52174
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Andrés de la Escosura Navazo

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Andrés de la Escosura Navazo
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Protein cages as nanoreactors for the synthesis of polymers and biohybrid materials
Linda Hendriks

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Linda Hendriks
Phone: 52174
Selective functionalization of virus capsids
Inge J. Minten

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Inge J. Minten
Phone: 52028
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Friso D. Sikkema

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Friso D. Sikkema
Phone: 52174
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Nolte group for physical-organic and supramolecular chemistry