The self-assembly of low-molecular-weight building motifs into supramolecular polymers
has unlocked a new realm of materials with distinct properties and tremendous potential for …

Self-assembly is an important strategy for constructing ordered structures and complex
functions in nature. Based on this, people can imitate nature and artificially construct …

Coassembly of peptide biomaterials offers a compelling avenue to broaden the spectrum of
hierarchically ordered supramolecular nanoscale structures that may be relevant for …

Hierarchical structures are essential in natural adhesion systems. Replicating these in
synthetic adhesives is challenging due to intricate molecular mechanisms and multiscale …

Limited ability to elicit cellular immune responses has restricted the effectiveness of
conventional adjuvants in the context of cancers. Recent advancements in innate immune …

Despite their critical role in context-dependent interactions for protein functions, intrinsically
disordered regions (IDRs) are often overlooked for designing peptide assemblies. Here, we …

Short peptide-based supramolecular hydrogels appeared as highly interesting materials for
applications in many fields. The optimization of their properties relies mainly on the design of …

Meticulous engineering and the yielded hyperelastic performance of structural proteins
represent a new frontier in develo** next‐generation functional biomaterials. These …

The presence of disordered region or large interacting surface within proteins significantly
challenges the development of targeted drugs, commonly known as the “undruggable” …

Chirality plays a pivotal role in both the origin of life and the self-assembly of materials.
However, the governing principles behind chirality transfer in hierarchical self-assembly …