The causes of protein heterogeneity during adsorption on different types of surfaces are
examined. The analysis includes surfaces for adsorption, monolayer adsorption …

Publisher Summary Proteins are interfacially active molecules; this is easily demonstrated
by the spontaneous accumulation of proteins at interfaces. Protein is an amphoteric …

Protein adsorption is important for essentially any process that involves the contact of a
protein-containing solution and a material surface, with the resulting formation of the …

Statistical–thermodynamic models for the equilibrium adsorption of proteins onto
homogeneous, locally planar surfaces are presented. An extension of earlier work [RC …

Equilibrium and kinetic models for nonspecific adsorption of proteins to planar surfaces are
presented. These models allow for the possibility of multiple interconvertible surface …

The research field of protein adsorption on surfaces appears to be as popular as ever. In the
past year, several hundred published papers tackled problems ranging from fundamental …

Interactions between surfaces and proteins are of great importance throughout nature. The
earliest life forms may have begun through the ordered assembly of molecules at the …

The adsorption of proteins at the solid-liquid interface is a process of fundamental
importance in nature. Extensive reviews (MacRitchie, 1978; Andrade & Hlady, 1986; Norde …

The thermodynamics and kinetics of protein adsorption are studied using a molecular
theoretical approach. The cases studied include competitive adsorption from mixtures and …

The generally positive correlation between the extent of protein adsorption and the
hydrophobicity of the adsorbent surface suggests that the hydrophobic interaction is a major …