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Diatoms and Algae Research

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This cluster of papers explores the use of biomimetic principles, peptides, and biological templates for the synthesis, assembly, and patterning of nanomaterials. It focuses on diatom biomineralization, peptide-directed materials synthesis, self-assembly processes, and the application of nanotechnology in environmental monitoring.

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diatoms; freshwater algae; diatom taxonomy; valve morphology; freshwater diatoms; benthic diatoms; diatom morphology; marine diatoms; areolae; Navicula; diatom frustules; frustule morphology; raphe; centric diatoms; diatom diversity; diatom flora; Nitzschia; epilithic diatoms; epiphytic diatoms; Gomphonema; Eunotia; fossil diatoms; diatom communities; diatom ecology; helictoglossae

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Morton address: 36249269711318099 · morton4x16-v1

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