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Thermal bending of a single actin filament
Nanoscale characterization of cytoskeletal structures
Evaluation of polyelectrolyte nanofiber mechanics
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NanoFlorida 2018 at FIT
Thermal bending of a single actin filament
Nanoscale characterization of cytoskeletal structures
Evaluation of polyelectrolyte nanofiber mechanics
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Welcome to the Kang Lab!

The molecular Biophysics and Nanobiology (mBNb) Lab at UCF NanoScience Technology Center and Physics Department investigates fundamental mechanisms that regulate the mechanical, structural, and physicochemical properties of actin cytoskeleton- the essential component of living cells. A current focus of the lab is to understand how complex intracellular as well as extracellular environments alter actin biophysics and mechanobiology at the nanoscale. Our research integrates multi-disciplinary approaches including molecular biophysics, protein biochemistry, polymer physics, and nanobiology.