Recognizing a single base in an individual DNA strand: A step toward nanopore DNA sequencing N Ashkenasy, J Sánchez-Quesada, MR Ghadiri, H Bayley
Angewandte Chemie (International ed. in English) 44 (9), 1401, 2005
296 2005 Design of self‐assembling peptide nanotubes with delocalized electronic states N Ashkenasy, WS Horne, MR Ghadiri
Small 2 (1), 99-102, 2006
253 2006 Modulating Charge Transfer through Cyclic D ,L ‐α‐Peptide Self‐Assembly WS Horne, N Ashkenasy, MR Ghadiri
Chemistry–A European Journal 11 (4), 1137-1144, 2005
152 2005 STM/AFM studies of the evolution of morphology of electroplated Ni/W alloys L Zhu, O Younes, N Ashkenasy, Y Shacham-Diamand, E Gileadi
Applied surface science 200 (1-4), 1-14, 2002
112 2002 Tailor‐made functional peptide self‐assembling nanostructures M Amit, S Yuran, E Gazit, M Reches, N Ashkenasy
Advanced Materials 30 (41), 1707083, 2018
109 2018 Transient fibril structures facilitating nonenzymatic self-replication B Rubinov, N Wagner, M Matmor, O Regev, N Ashkenasy, G Ashkenasy
ACS nano 6 (9), 7893-7901, 2012
100 2012 Surface photovoltage spectroscopy study of reduced and oxidized nanocrystalline TiO2 films A Rothschild, A Levakov, Y Shapira, N Ashkenasy, Y Komem
Surface science 532, 456-460, 2003
98 2003 Surface states and photovoltaic effects in CdSe quantum dot films L Kronik, N Ashkenasy, M Leibovitch, E Fefer, Y Shapira, S Gorer, ...
Journal of the Electrochemical Society 145 (5), 1748, 1998
98 1998 Electronic and transport properties of reduced and oxidized nanocrystalline films A Rothschild, Y Komem, A Levakov, N Ashkenasy, Y Shapira
Applied physics letters 82 (4), 574-576, 2003
93 2003 Hybrid proton and electron transport in peptide fibrils M Amit, S Appel, R Cohen, G Cheng, IW Hamley, N Ashkenasy
Advanced Functional Materials 24 (37), 5873-5880, 2014
72 2014 Quantitative evaluation of chemisorption processes on semiconductors A Rothschild, Y Komem, N Ashkenasy
Journal of applied physics 92 (12), 7090-7097, 2002
71 2002 Charge transport in vertically aligned, self-assembled peptide nanotube junctions M Mizrahi, A Zakrassov, J Lerner-Yardeni, N Ashkenasy
Nanoscale 4 (2), 518-524, 2012
68 2012 Conductance of amyloid β based peptide filaments: structure–function relations M Amit, G Cheng, IW Hamley, N Ashkenasy
Soft Matter 8 (33), 8690-8696, 2012
62 2012 De novo designed coiled-coil proteins with variable conformations as components of molecular electronic devices C Shlizerman, A Atanassov, I Berkovich, G Ashkenasy, N Ashkenasy
Journal of the American Chemical Society 132 (14), 5070-5076, 2010
61 2010 Building Logic into Peptide Networks: Bottom‐Up and Top‐Down G Ashkenasy, Z Dadon, S Alesebi, N Wagner, N Ashkenasy
Israel Journal of Chemistry 51 (1), 106-117, 2011
57 2011 The controlled fabrication of nanopores by focused electron-beam-induced etching M Yemini, B Hadad, Y Liebes, A Goldner, N Ashkenasy
Nanotechnology 20 (24), 245302, 2009
56 2009 Sequence dependent proton conduction in self-assembled peptide nanostructures JL Yardeni, M Amit, G Ashkenasy, N Ashkenasy
Nanoscale 8 (4), 2358-2366, 2016
55 2016 The strong influence of structure polymorphism on the conductivity of peptide fibrils D Ivnitski, M Amit, O Silberbush, Y Atsmon‐Raz, J Nanda, R Cohen‐Luria, ...
Angewandte Chemie International Edition 55 (34), 9988-9992, 2016
52 2016 Significant enhancement of proton transport in bioinspired peptide fibrils by single acidic or basic amino acid mutation O Silberbush, M Amit, S Roy, N Ashkenasy
Advanced Functional Materials 27 (8), 1604624, 2017
45 2017 Introducing charge transfer functionality into prebiotically relevant β-sheet peptide fibrils D Ivnitski, M Amit, B Rubinov, R Cohen-Luria, N Ashkenasy, G Ashkenasy
Chemical communications 50 (51), 6733-6736, 2014
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