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A. Antonucci

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A. A. Boghossian· 3 shared A. J. Gillen· 2 shared M. Reggente· 2 shared B. P. Lambert· 1 shared D. Molina-Romero· 1 shared D. Morales· 1 shared M. Mouhib· 1 shared N. Schuergers· 1 shared

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Living Photovoltaics based on Recombinant Expression of MtrA Decaheme in Photosynthetic Bacteria

M. Reggente, N. Schuergers, M. Mouhib, S. Politi, A. Antonucci, A. A. Boghossian

This paper expresses a heterologous decaheme cytochrome in cyanobacteria to enhance exoelectrogenicity, achieving higher photocurrent densities.

bioRxiv · Feb 28, 2023 · PreprintBioengineering

Modulating the properties of DNA-SWCNT sensors using chemically modified DNA

A. J. Gillen, B. P. Lambert, A. Antonucci, D. Molina-Romero, A. A. Boghossian

This study modifies DNA-SWCNT sensors using chemically altered DNA sequences to enhance fluorescence intensity and sensor reactivity without changing the DNA base sequence or adding exogenous compounds.

bioRxiv · Feb 20, 2021 · PreprintBioengineering

Distinguishing dopamine and calcium responses using XNA-nanotube sensors for improved neurochemical sensing

A. J. Gillen, A. Antonucci, M. Reggente, D. Morales, A. A. Boghossian

This paper introduces LNA-modified DNA-SWCNT sensors to improve stability against cation-induced fluorescence changes, enhancing dopamine detection accuracy.

bioRxiv · Feb 20, 2021 · PreprintBioengineering