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This research examines how nonionic peptide amphiphiles influence charge density and bioactivity in supramolecular co-assemblies.

May 7, 2026Open Access

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Nonionic peptide amphiphiles and their supramolecular co-assemblies tune charge density and bioactivity

JLJacob A. LewisNorthwestern University RFRonit FreemanNorthwestern University TCTristan D. ClemonsNorthwestern University

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This research examines how nonionic peptide amphiphiles influence charge density and bioactivity in supramolecular co-assemblies.
Explored the properties of nonionic peptide amphiphiles and their assemblies.
Analyzed the effects of charge density on biological activity and solubility in aqueous media.
Demonstrated that nonionic peptide amphiphiles can tune charge density in supramolecular assemblies.
Found that changes in charge influence biological functions and solubility in aqueous environments.

Abstract

Supramolecular peptide assemblies generally rely on ionic groups for solubility in aqueous media but charge may sometimes affect their biological functions.

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