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Selected Publications (pdf)
Characterization of the S3Subsite Specificity of
Cathepsin B (Article: Journal of Biological Chemistry - 1995)
Introducing Freshmen Students to the Practice of
Solid-Phase Synthesis (Abstract)(Article: Journal of
Chemical Education - 2002)
Imprinting of Lyophilized a-Chymotrypsin Affects
the Reactivity of the Active-Site Imidazole (Article:
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications - 1997)
Chemical Modification of Lyophilized Proteins in
Non-aqueous Environments (Article: Journal of Protein
Chemistry - 1997)
Non-aqueous Chemical Modification of Lyophilized
Proteins (Book: Techniques in Protein Chemistry Chapter:
VIII - 1997)
A Convenient Preparation of Iodoferrocenes
(Article: Polyhedron - 1993)
Direct Immobilization of Oligonucleotides on
Polymer Supports. Use of FMOC Derivatives in DNA/RNA Synthesis. Methods
for Using Immobilized Nucleotides (Article: Symposium on
Innovation & Perspectives in Solid Phase Synthesis &
Combinatorial Libraries)
Selected Presentations (pdf and
jpg formats)
Coatings that feature covalent-like fastness can be
bonded non-covalently to low-surface-energy polymers: Evidence supporting
the stepwise intercalation, activation and cross-linking of reactable
monomers (Gözde
I. Öztürk, Helen T. Vakos,
Wolfgang Voelter and Alpay Taralp)
Cotton gauze bearing non-diffusible quaternary
ammonium salts and featuring anti-microbial activity: An example of
single-use articles tailored to self-sterilize (Damla
Köylü, Kivanç Bilecen, Erinç Sahin, Gülengül Duman and Alpay Taralp)
Construction of a vector permitting immobilization
and visualization of enzymes on compatible polymeric surfaces
(Erinç Sahin, Zehra Sayers and Alpay Taralp)
Practical materials for heavy metal ion chelation:
Polyethylenimines tailored onto the surface of porous silica
(Sibel Pürçüklü, Burçin Yildiz and Alpay Taralp)
Surface modifications of silica and alumina
achieved by way of a simple in-house set-up (Umut
Soydaner, Burçin Yildiz and Alpay Taralp)
Surface modification of porous silicon dioxides
achieved using conventional solution-phase reagents under solvent-free
conditions (Alpay Taralp, Döne Demirgöz, Helen T. Vakos,
Gabriel Alvarado Urbina & Wolfgang Voelter)
Polypropylene surfaces manipulated at the
mesoscale: Degradative chemical oscillations applied to surface
functional group design and protein binding (Alpay Taralp,
Döne Demirgöz, Markus Kolodzie, Helen T. Vakos & Wolfgang Voelter)
Assessing the practicality of ATR-FTIR spectroscopy
in characterizing multi-step transformations of polypropylene surfaces
and sub-surfaces: Utility and time savings realized
(Markus Kolodzie and Alpay Taralp)
Topology and surface functional groups manipulated
in preformed plastics: Eppendorf Tubes modified for protein binding
(Alpay Taralp)
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