Scientific Paper
A simple and flexible model for laser-driven antibody – gold surface interactions: functionalization and sensing
Summary
A coarse-grained model of antibodies that describes, in a simple way, how they pack on a gold surface during laser-assisted functionalisation and how they then bind their antigen. Tested against experiments on gold functionalisation and immune recognition, the model matches the data closely and clarifies how antibodies arrange themselves on metals at the nanoscale.
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