Dr Adam Perriman

Summary

Adam's research focus is on artificial fluidisation of biomolecules, and his recent research has led to the synthesis of solvent-free liquid proteins that exhibit native-like structure and function.

Keywords

• biomolecules
• synthesis
• liquid proteins

Memberships

Organisations

School of Chemistry

Chemistry staff

• Chemistry research fellows

Recent publications

• Sharma, K, Collins, AM, Perriman, AW & Mann, S 2013, ‘Enzymatically Active Self-Standing Protein-Polymer Surfactant Films Prepared by Hierarchical Self-Assembly’. Advanced Materials.
• Gallat, F, Brogan, APS, Fichou, Y, McGrath, N, Moulin, M, Haertlein, M, Combet, J, Wuttke, J, Mann, S, Zaccai, G, Jackson, CJ, Perriman, AW & Weik, M 2012, ‘A Polymer Surfactant Corona Dynamically Replaces Water in Solvent-Free Protein Liquids and Ensures Macromolecular Flexibility and Activity’. Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol 134., pp. 13168-13171
• Brown, P, Khan, AM, Armstrong, JPK, Perriman, AW, Butts, CP & Eastoe, J 2012, ‘Magnetizing DNA and Proteins Using Responsive Surfactants’. Advanced Materials Research, vol 24., pp. 6244-6247
• Brogan, APS, Siligardi, G, Hussain, R, Perriman, AW & Mann, S 2012, ‘Hyper-thermal stability and unprecedented re-folding of solvent-free liquid myoglobin’. Chemical Science, vol 3., pp. 1839-1846
• Thomas, MR, Klein, S, Greasty, RJ, Mann, S, Perriman, AW & Richardson, RM 2012, ‘Nematic Director-Induced Switching of Assemblies of Hexagonally Packed Gold Nanorods’. Advanced Materials Research, vol 24., pp. 4424-4429
• Patil, AJ, McGrath, N, Barclay, JE, Evans, DJ, Coelfen, H, Manners, I, Perriman, AW & Mann, S 2012, ‘Liquid Viruses by Nanoscale Engineering of Capsid Surfaces’. Advanced Materials Research, vol 24., pp. 4557-4563

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