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Du Ning
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Ning, D.
Du, N.
 
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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
119-Oct-2006Aggregation of antifreeze protein and impact on antifreeze activityDu, N. ; Liu, X.Y. ; Hew, C.L. 
215-Jul-2002Controlled ice nucleation in microsized water dropletNing, D. ; Liu, X.Y. 
3Dec-2006Design of superior spider silk: From nanostructure to mechanical propertiesDu, N. ; Xiang, Y.L. ; Narayanan, J. ; Li, L. ; Lim, M.L.M. ; Li, D. 
4Sep-2008Enhanced antifreeze effect of antifreeze protein on ice nucleation by electrolyteDu, N. ; Liu, X.Y. 
518-Mar-2010ENHANCED SILK PROTEIN MATERIAL HAVING IMPROVED MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE AND METHOD OF FORMING THE SAMELIU XIANG YANG ; DU NING 
619-Sep-2003Ice nucleation inhibition: Mechanism of antifreeze by antifreeze proteinDu, N. ; Liu, X.Y. ; Hew, C.L. 
72008Identification, recombinant production and structural characterization of four silk proteins from the Asiatic honeybee Apis ceranaShi, J. ; Song, J. ; Lua, S.; Du, N. ; Liu, X. 
81-Jun-2008Interfacial adsorption of antifreeze proteins: A neutron reflection studyXu, H.; Perumal, S.; Zhao, X.; Du, N. ; Liu, X.-Y. ; Jia, Z.; Lu, J.R.
92012Spider silk: The toughest natural polymerXu, G.; Toh, G.W.; Du, N. ; Liu, X.Y. 
1022-Feb-2011Structural origin of the strain-hardening of spider silkDu, N. ; Yang, Z.; Liu, X.Y. ; Li, Y.; Xu, H.Y.
112009Unraveled mechanism in silk engineering: Fast reeling induced silk tougheningWu, X.; Liu, X.-Y. ; Du, N. ; Xu, G.; Li, B. 
1213-Feb-2004Zero-sized effect of nano-particles and inverse homogeneous nucleation: Principles of freezing and antifreezeLiu, X.Y. ; Du, N.