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- 1521-3765
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- 10.1002/chem.200800012
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- 18478616
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Abstract
Peptide‐based self‐assembling systems are increasingly attractive because of their wide range of applications in different fields. Peptide nanostructures are flexible with changes in the ambient conditions. Herein, a reversible shape transition between self‐assembled dipeptide nanotubes (DPNTs) and vesicle‐like structures is observed upon a change in the peptide concentration. SEM, TEM, AFM, and CD spectroscopy were used to follow this transition process. We show that dilution of a peptide‐nanotube dispersion solution results in the formation of vesicle‐like structures, which can then be reassembled into the nanotubes by concentrating the solution. A theoretical model describing this shape‐transition phenomenon is presented to propose ways to engineer assembling molecules in order to devise other systems in which the morphology can be tuned on demand.
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Chemistry - A European Journal – Wiley
Published: Mar 27, 2010
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