Bioconjugates and biomaterials with potential medical applications for the development of new NMR methodologies

This work describes a methodology of employment of solid-state NMR spectroscopy as tool for the atomic detailed characterization of bioconjugates with potential pharmaceutical interest (such as PEGylated, nanoparticle-conjugated and glycosylated proteins) and bioinspired materials used as medical devices or enzyme-entrapped based targets for drug screening and discovery.