Engineering Complementary Hydrophobic Interactions to Control ß-Hairpin Peptide Self-Assembly, Network Branching, and Hydrogel Properties.

Sathaye S, Zhang H, Sonmez C, Schneider JP, MacDermaid CM, Von Bargen CD, Saven JG, Pochan DJ. Engineering Complementary Hydrophobic Interactions to Control ß-Hairpin Peptide Self-Assembly, Network Branching, and Hydrogel Properties. Biomacromolecules. 2014 Nov 10; 15(11):3891-900.

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