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Designer self-assembling peptide nanomaterials
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Short peptides that are made of natural amino acids were never seriously considered as useful. materials as recent as 16 years ago. However, the discovery of a class of self-assembling peptides that spontaneously undergo self-organization into well-ordered structures resulted in a conceptual change. Since then diverse classes of short peptides have been invented with broad applications including 3D tissue cell culture, reparative and regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, stow drug release, stabilization of membrane proteins to develop nanobiotechnology and molecular devices. Furthermore one of the self-assembling peptides has shown promise not only to stow down prion infection, but also to extend similar to 50% animal life. Molecular design using short peptides as new materials may play increasingly important role in nanoscience, nanotechnology, nanobiotechnology and nanomedicine. (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
3D cell cultures
Ionic self-complementary peptides
Lipid-like peptides
Molecular self-assembly
Stabilizing membrane proteins
Tissue regeneration
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