Design and Applications of Genetically Engineered Nanocomposites

Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Genetically Modifiable Biomacromolecules for the Design of Genetically Engineered Nanocomposites Bacteriophage as a Bacteria‐Specific Virus Bacterial Flagella as Genetically Modifiable Protein Nanotubes Nanocomposites Built from Genetically Engineered Biomacromolecules One‐Dimensional Nanocomposites Templated by Filamentous Biotemplates Inorganic Nanomaterials on Genetically Engineered Biotemplates Organic Nanomaterials on Genetically Engineered Biotemplates Three‐Dimensional Assembly of Genetically Engineered Biomacromolecules and Nanomaterials Layer‐by‐Layer Assembly into 3‐ D Structures Solvent‐Assisted Capillary Molding into 3‐ D Assemblies Genetically Engineered Nanocomposite Films Applications of Genetically Engineered Nanocomposites Engineered Nanocomposites for Device Applications Engineered Nanocomposites for Medical Applications Engineered Nanoconstructs for Sensing Applications Summary and Outlook Acknowledgments