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Protein nanotechnology: What is it? -- Bioengineered silk proteins to control cell and tissue functions -- Aqueous-based spinning of fibers from self-assembling structural proteins -- Fibrous protein nanofibers -- Self-assembling nanomaterials: Monitoring the formation of amyloid fibrils, with a focus on small-angle x-ray scattering -- Amyloid fibrils from readily available sources: Milk casein and lens crystallin proteins -- Formation of amphipathic amyloid monolayers from fungal hydrophobin proteins -- Proteins and peptides as biological nanowires: Towards biosensing devices -- Nanotechnology with s-layer proteins -- Stimuli-responsive peptide nanostructures at the fluid-fluid interface -- Designed self-assembling peptides as templates for the synthesis of metal nanoparticles -- Purification of molecular machines and nanomotors using phage-derived monoclonal antibody fragments -- Determination of enzyme thermal parameters for rational enzyme engineering and environmental/evolutionary studies -- Rational-based protein engineering: Tips and tools -- Construction and analysis of randomized protein-encoding libraries using error-prone PCR -- Droplets as reaction compartments for protein nanotechnology -- Label-free, real-time interaction and adsorption analysis 1: Surface plasmon resonance -- Label-free, real-time interaction and adsorption analysis 2: Quartz crystal microbalance -- Atomic force microscopy for protein nanotechnology.

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