Modular salt-induced nanostructures formed by a functionalized dipeptide system
Authors:
- Simona BiancoSBSimona Bianco
- Ravi R. SonaniRSRavi R. Sonani
- Dipankar GhoshDGDipankar Ghosh
- Tejaswini MauryaTMTejaswini Maurya
- Thomas BizienTBThomas Bizien
- Alice PinchamAPAlice Pincham
- Andrew J. SmithASAndrew J. Smith
- Katsuaki InoueKIKatsuaki Inoue
- Annela SeddonASAnnela Seddon
- Massimo VassalliMVMassimo Vassalli
- Edward H. EgelmanEEEdward H. Egelman
- Dave J. AdamsDave J. Adams
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Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Institutes of Health (GM122510)
- National Science Foundation (DMR-0520547)
- Leverhulme Trust (RPG-2022-324)
- University of Virginia (U24-GM116790)
- University of Virginia (G20-RR31199)
- University of Virginia (SIG S10-RR025067)
- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EP/K035746/1)
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