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Chemical strategies for biomolecule functionalisation, and biomaterial conjugation

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3D biomaterials can be used to scaffold the growth of human cells into in vitro models of tissues, for studying health and disease. A key property of these materials is their ability to provide biochemical signals to the growing cells, to direct and accelerate tissue growth. In this talk, I will talk about our efforts to functionalise biomaterials with the signalling peptides and proteins needed to induce this biochemical signalling, with a focus on the underlying methods we are developing to site-selectively modify native proteins, and to mediate late-stage modification of peptides.

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