Controllable Peptide–Dendron Self‐Assembly: Interconversion of Nanotubes and Fibrillar Nanostructures
- 17 March 2009
- journal article
- zuschrift
- Published by Wiley in Angewandte Chemie
- Vol. 121 (14) , 2563-2566
Abstract
Aufrollbar: Ein Peptid‐Dendron‐Hybrid (PDH) kann selbstorganisiert entweder lösliche Nanoröhren oder amyloidartige Fasernetzwerke bilden. Die Strukturen wandeln sich ineinander um, wenn die Salzkonzentration oder der pH‐Wert verändert wird. An den hydrophoben Grenzflächen lagern sich in Wasser effizient hydrophobe Moleküle an, die durch Senkung des pH‐Werts freigesetzt werden können. magnified imageKeywords
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