Frankel:Publications

Nordin, D. et al. Revealing the selective interactions of fibronectin with lipid bilayers. Soft Matter (2011). doi:10.1039/c1sm06291c

Chaudhry, B. et al. Nanoscale viscoelastic properties of an aligned collagen scaffold. Journal of Materials 257-263(2009). doi:10.1007/s10856-008-3574-3

Frankel, D.J., Chen, Q. & Richardson, N.V. Formation of hydrogen-bridged cytosine dimers on Cu(110). The Journal of chemical physics 124, 204704(2006).

Frankel, D.J. et al. Revealing the topography of cellular membrane domains by combined atomic force microscopy/fluorescence imaging. Biophysical journal 90, 2404-13(2006).

Manzanera, M. et al. Macroscopic 2D networks self-assembled from nanometer-sized protein/DNA complexes. Nano letters 6, 365-70(2006).

Burns, a R., Frankel, D.J. & Buranda, T. Local mobility in lipid domains of supported bilayers characterized by atomic force microscopy and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy. Biophysical journal 89, 1081-93(2005).

Chen, Q., Frankel, D.J. & Richardson, N.V. Chemisorption induced chirality : glycine on Cuf1 1 0g. Surface Science 497, 37-46(2002).

Chen, Q., Frankel, D.J. & Richardson, N.V. Self-Assembly of Adenine on Cu(110) Surfaces. Langmuir 18, 3219-3225(2002).

Chen, Q., Frankel, D.J. & Richardson, N.V. Dehydrogenation induced phase transitions of p-aminobenzoic acid on Cu „ 110 …. Chemical Physics 116, 460-470(2002).

Frankel, D.J., Chen, Q. & Richardson, N.V. Adsorption of α-pyridone on Cu(110). The Journal of Chemical Physics 116, 8988(2002).

Chen, Q. et al. Linear dichroism electron scattering from chiral surfaces. Chemical Physics Letters 349, 167-171(2001).

Chen, Q., Frankel, D.J. & Richardson, N.V. Organic Adsorbate Induced Surface Reconstruction : p-Aminobenzoic Acid on Cu { 110 }. Society 8276-8280(2001).

Chen, Q., Frankel, D.J. & Richardson, N.V. Room-temperature surface structure of 4-aminobenzoic acid on Cu ( 110 ) surfaces †. Interface 43-48(2001). doi:10.1002/sia.1002

Chen, Q. et al. The formation of enantiospecific phases on a Cu { 110 } surface. PhysChemComm 1-4(1999).