hydrophobins

The organism, inhaled as an inert, chitinous spore that is covered with hydrophobins, will germinate into germ tube and hyphal morphotypes if not cleared by resident phagocytic cells.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Neelkamal Chaudhary et al. 2010

In attempt to move closer to aerated, low-fat products, the Birmingham-based researchers used a sonication process to produce a 'fat globule mimic' by using the hydrophobins to coat and stabilize air cells.

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In attempt to move closer to aerated, low-fat products, the Birmingham-based researchers used a sonication process to produce a 'fat globule mimic' by using the hydrophobins to coat and stabilize air cells.

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In attempt to move closer to aerated, low-fat products, the Birmingham-based researchers used a sonication process to produce a 'fat globule mimic' by using the hydrophobins to coat and stabilize air cells.

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This is also a notable feature of the hydrophobins of fungi, where detailed structural studies have shown that surfactant activity and wetting ability is related to significant amphiphilicity of the native protein structure

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Rhona E. McDonald et al. 2009

Apolar surface patches in hydrophobins are considered to be key to their surface activity and also their self-assembly into higher order complexes that enhance surface activity

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Rhona E. McDonald et al. 2009

In attempt to move closer to aerated, low-fat products, the Birmingham-based researchers used a sonication process to produce a 'fat globule mimic' by using the hydrophobins to coat and stabilize air cells.

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