The accepted image of muscovite mica is that of an inert and atomically smooth surface,
easily prepared by cleavage in an ambient atmosphere. Consequently, mica is extensively …

An increasing body of evidence relates the wide range of benefits mineral surfaces offer for
the development of early living systems, including adsorption of small molecules from the …

Understanding the mechanisms of self-organization of short peptides into two-and three-
dimensional architectures are of great interest in the formation of crystalline biomolecular …

We report an atomic force microscopy (AFM) study of fibrinogen molecules and fibrin fibers
with resolution previously achieved only in few electron microscopy images. Not only are all …

Chiral recognition of peptides on solid surfaces has been studied for a better understanding
of their assembly mechanism toward its applications in stereochemistry and enantioselective …

Peptide‐based hydrogels have gained much interest for biomedical applications as a result
of their biocompatibility. Herein, we reported a synthetic pH‐sensitive and calcium …

The modern state of SFM research on polymer nano‐objects including single chains is
discussed in comparison with other similar high‐resolution microscopy techniques. The …

ABSTRACT RADA‐16‐I is a self‐assembling peptide which forms biocompatible fibrils and
hydrogels. We used molecular dynamics simulations, atomic‐force microscopy, NMR …

We introduce a new concept of a “bottom-to-top” design of intercalate carbon nitride
compounds based on the effects of self-assembly of colloidal single-layer carbon nitride …

DNA origami has created complex structures of various spatial dimensions. However, their
versatility in terms of function is limited due to the lower number of the intrinsic building …