Simple toroids to multi-torus structures from self-assembling peptides

Urea-cored pseudopeptides exhibit remarkable self-assembly to varying morphologies. Concentration-dependent studies revealed a series of morphological transformations from vesicles to toroids, and honeycomb-like architectures. The morphology dependent autofluorescence is another noteworthy observation.

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Chemical Communications
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cc00445d
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Chemical Synthesis and Analysis
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Simple toroids to multi-torus structures from self-assembling peptides

V. Haridas, Souvik Dutta
Chemical Communications
Chemical Synthesis and Analysis
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Simple toroids to multi-torus structures from self-assembling peptides

V. Haridas, Souvik Dutta
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Abstract

Urea-cored pseudopeptides exhibit remarkable self-assembly to varying morphologies. Concentration-dependent studies revealed a series of morphological transformations from vesicles to toroids, and honeycomb-like architectures. The morphology dependent autofluorescence is another noteworthy observation.

Chemical CommunicationsVol. 61(34)
Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad (IN), Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Chemical Synthesis and Analysis
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