The selective hydrolysis of the extremely stable phosphoester, peptide and ester bonds of
molecules by bio-inspired metal-based catalysts (metallohydrolases) is required in a wide …

Catalysis enables many aspects of modern life, including fuels, products, plastics, and
medicines. Recent advances in catalysis have enabled us to realize higher efficiencies and …

Polypeptoids are biocompatible, synthetically accessible, chemically and enzymatically
stable, chemically diverse, and structurally controllable. As a bioinspired and biomimetic …

Synthetic polymers have been extensively exploited for biomedical and pharmacological
applications, spanning from surgical devices, diagnostics, tissue engineering, regenerative …

Cobalt oxides are recognized as one of the most efficient earth-abundant catalysts for
challenging oxidation chemistry, with substrates ranging from water to organic compounds …

Sequence-defined peptoids, or N-substituted glycines, are an attractive class of bioispired
polymer due to their biostability and efficient synthesis. However, the de novo design of …

Peptoids (N-substituted glycines) are a class of biomimetic polymers that have attracted
significant attention due to their accessible synthesis and enzymatic and thermal stability …

Peptoids are a class of highly customizable biomimetic foldamers that retain properties from
both proteins and polymers. It has been shown that peptoids can adopt peptide-like …

The exploration of artificial metal-peptide assemblies (MPAs) is one of the most exciting
fields because of their great potential for simulating the dynamics and functionality of natural …

Peptoids are a family of sequence-defined, non-natural biomimetic polymers which show
excellent properties including good chemical and enzymatic stability and high structural …