Self-assembling peptides construct supramolecular materials

Li-Ying Wang; Z. H. Li; Ting Wang; Min Han; Hongwei An; Hao Wang

doi:10.1039/d5cc06446e

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Self-assembling peptides construct supramolecular materials

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The primary aim is to explore how programmable peptide self-assembly can construct functional supramolecular materials.
Review existing literature on peptide self-assembly techniques.
Discuss programmable design strategies.
Analyze the integration of AI in material creation.
Identified effective self-assembly mechanisms for functional materials.
Demonstrated enhanced efficiency in nanostructure design using AI.
Outlined applications for biological detection and diagnostics.

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This review outlines programmable peptide self-assembly to create nanostructures for biological detection, suggesting a shift in design approach.

Abstract

This review outlines the construction of functional supramolecular materials via programmable peptide self-assembly and AI-assisted design, shifting from empirical screening to mechanism-driven creation of nanostructures for biological detection.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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