February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
416 pages
15h 8m
English
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Index
- a
- absorbance
- acceptor
- acceptor–donor see donor–acceptor
- adamantane
- adamantyl see adamantane
- additive see additivity
- additivity
- adherens junction
- adhesion
- ADMET
- affinity chromatography
- AFM
- agglutinate, agglutination
- aggregate
- aggregation
- aglycone
- agonist
- albumin
- alcohol dehydrogenase see dehydrogenase
- allosteric cooperativity see allostery;cooperativity
- allosterism see allostery
- allostery
- Alzheimer’s disease
- amino acid
- amphiphile
- amphiphilic
- amplification
- amyloid
- analytical technique
- angiogenesis
- antagonist
- anthracene
- antibody
- anti‐fouling
- antigen presenting cells
- antimicrobial
- apparent affinity
- arene–arene interaction see π–π interaction
- aromatic
- amino acid
- guest
- arrangement
- artificial
- enzyme
- receptor (see receptor, artificial/synthetic receptor)
- association
- atomic force microscopy see AFM
- autoimmune disease
- avidin
- avidin‐biotin interaction
- avidity
- azacrown
- azobenzene
- azurin
- b
- bacteria
- barrel
- Bell–Evans model
- ß‐galactosidase
- bilayer
- binding
- constant
- enthalpy (see enthalpy)
- entropy (see entropy)
- free energy (see free energy)
- interaction
- mechanism
- site
- stoichiometry (see stoichiometry)
- bioanalytical
- biomacromolecule
- biomedical
- biomimetic
- biosensor see sensor
- biotin
- bolaamphiphile
- c
- cadherin
- calixarene
- calmodulin
- calorimetry
- capsule
- carbohydrate
- –protein interactions
- recognition
- recognition domain
- carbonyldiimidazole ...
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