Experimental study demonstrates the assembly of a 3D porous honeycomb framework via silver coordination of minimal beta-sheet peptides, highlighting a method to bypass 1D self-aggregation.
In contrast to short helical peptides, constrained peptides, and foldamers, the design and fabrication of crystalline 3D frameworks from the β-sheet peptides are rare because of their high self-aggregation propensity to form 1D architectures. Herein, we demonstrate the formation of a 3D porous honeycomb framework through the silver coordination of a minimal β-sheet forming a peptide having terminal metal coordinated 4- and 3-pyridyl ligands.
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