Highlights•Insitu fabrication of protein-hybrid bionanomaterials leads to new materials with
defined and easily tailored architectures 'easily'tailored.•Advances in the field aim to achieve …

Elegant protein assembly to generate new biomaterials undergoes extremely rapid
development for wide extension of biotechnology applications, which can be a powerful tool …

Multimeric protein assemblies are essential components in viruses, bacteria, eukaryotic
cells, and organisms where they act as cytoskeletal scaffold, storage containers, or for …

Nanomaterials with controllable chemical compositions and structures, large surface-to-
volume ratios, various surface properties, and functionalities offer many opportunities for …

Proteins are essential macromolecules supporting life. Being efficient catalyzers and offering
specific cross-molecular contacts, proteins are largely exploited in biotechnology and …

Functional nanomaterials have found wide applications in diverse areas because of their
intrinsically different properties compared to their bulk counterparts. To achieve the goal of …

Ordered protein assemblies are attracting interest as next-generation biomaterials with a
remarkable range of structural and functional properties, leading to potential applications in …

Biological materials naturally display a variety of functional structures highly organized at the
nanoscale. Various bioassemblies have been shown to template complex, multidimensional …

The application of protein units and architectures as supports in the synthesis of metal and
metal oxide nanoparticles (NPs) is a relatively new emerging issue. While avoiding toxic …

Proteins display an essential role in numerous natural systems due to their structural and
biological properties. Given their unique properties, proteins have been thoroughly …