The role of hydrogen bonding and amphiphilic packing in the self-assembly of peptide−
amphiphiles (PAs) was investigated using a series of 26 PA derivatives, including 19 N …

Amino acids are the building blocks to build peptides and proteins. Recent development in
peptide synthesis has however enabled us to mimic this natural process by preparing …

Peptide self-assembly is an increasingly attractive tool for nanomaterials. Perfected in
biology peptide self-assembling systems have impacted on nearly any conceivable …

Self-assembling peptides have shown tremendous potential in the fields of material
sciences, nanoscience, and medicine. Because of the vast combinatorial space of even …

Tissue engineering requires an ideal scaffold that will aid in the regeneration of the
damaged tissues both structurally and functionally. Conventionally, polymeric nanofibrous …

The inherent biocompatibility and potential of biological molecules to undergo chemical and
biological modifications by simple means makes them excellent building blocks for the …

Self-assembled short peptides have intrigued scientists due to the convenience of synthesis,
good biocompatibility, low toxicity, inherent biodegradability and fast response to change in …

One-dimensional nanostructures formed by self-assembly of small molecule peptides have
been extensively explored for use as biomaterials in various biomedical contexts. However …

Peptide nanotubes are promising bio-inspired self-assemblies with a wide range of
envisioned applications. The present review addresses the recent advances in their …

Self‐assembled nanomaterials show potential high efficiency as theranostics for high‐
performance bioimaging and disease treatment. However, the superstructures of pre …