Computational Design of non-porous, pH-responsive antibody nanoparticles
Presented on March 13th 2024 by Erin Yang abstract: Programming protein nanomaterials to enable selective targeting and respond to environmental changes have profound effects in protein design, health and disease. I will describe a novel protein nanoparticle platform that has been designed to modulate cell-surface target specificity, cargo packaging, and environmentally-dependent release of encapsulated cargo, providing exciting possibilities in biologics delivery.

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