Thermodynamic-driven supramolecular transition from nanofibers to nanospheres: morphology-dependent antibacterial specificity of herb medicines

Driven by thermal energy, the existence form of supramolecules changed from NFs to NPs and the morphology of the formed supramolecules was maintained during their interaction with bacteria, further affected the biological activity.

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Chinese Medicine
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2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13020-025-01185-z
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Flavonoids in Medical Research
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Thermodynamic-driven supramolecular transition from nanofibers to nanospheres: morphology-dependent antibacterial specificity of herb medicines

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Thermodynamic-driven supramolecular transition from nanofibers to nanospheres: morphology-dependent antibacterial specificity of herb medicines

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Abstract

Driven by thermal energy, the existence form of supramolecules changed from NFs to NPs and the morphology of the formed supramolecules was maintained during their interaction with bacteria, further affected the biological activity.

Chinese MedicineVol. 20(1)
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (CN), Shanxi Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
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