Publications by Eva Eugene Kurisinkal

Selective Integrin alpha(5)beta(1) Targeting through Spatially Constrained Multivalent DNA-Based Nanoparticles

Maartje Martina Cornelia Bastings, Vincenzo Caroprese, Eva Eugene Kurisinkal, Marianna Mainardi Koga, Diana Kornelia Morzy

Targeting cells specifically based on receptor expression levels remains an area of active research to date. Selective binding of receptors cannot be achieved by increasing the individual binding strength, as this does not account for differing distributio ...

MDPI2022

Selective integrin targeting with DNA-based nanomaterials

Eva Eugene Kurisinkal

Targeting cells specific to type and state remains a challenge in developing effective therapies, sensitive diagnostics, also robust and versatile tissue engineering. A promising strategy is to focuses on improving the inherent selectivity of the targeting ...

EPFL2022

Large‐Range HS‐AFM Imaging of DNA Self‐Assembly through In Situ Data‐Driven Control

Alireza Karimi, Georg Fantner, Adrian Pascal Nievergelt, Christoph Manuel Kammer, Maartje Martina Cornelia Bastings, Charlène Cécile Geneviève Brillard, Eva Eugene Kurisinkal

Understanding hierarchical self-assembly of biological structures requires real time measurement of the self-assembly process over a broad range of length- and timescales. The success of high-speed atomic force microscopy (HS-AFM) in imaging small scale mo ...

2019

Engineering a stable future for DNA-origami as a biomaterial

Hale Bila, Maartje Martina Cornelia Bastings, Eva Eugene Kurisinkal

DNA as a biomaterial has evoked great interest as a potential platform for therapeutics and diagnostics and as hydrogel scaffolds due to the relative ease of programming its robust and uniform shape, site-specific functionality and controlled responsive be ...

ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY2019

Quantifying Guest-Host Dynamics in Supramolecular Assemblies to Analyze Their Robustness

Maartje Martina Cornelia Bastings, Eva Eugene Kurisinkal

The most basic function of synthetic microenvironments for tissue engineering is to act as a physical substrate for cell attachment, migration, and proliferation, similar to the natural cell environment. Functionalization of supramolecular materials with g ...

WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH2019