Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering
Fundamentals, Structures, and Applications
Xuehai Yan, Xuehai Yan
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Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering
Fundamentals, Structures, and Applications
Xuehai Yan, Xuehai Yan
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Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering
State-of-the-art research in peptide self-assembly, with coverage of fundamental aspects of how peptides self-assemble and an extensive number of applications
Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering: Fundamentals, Structures, and Applications (2V set) covers the latest progresses in the field of peptide self-assembly and engineering, including the fundamental principles of peptide self-assembly, new theory of nucleation and growth, thermodynamics and kinetics, materials design rules, and precisely controlled structures and unique functions. The broad contents from this book enable readers to obtain a systematical and comprehensive knowledge in the field of peptide self-assembly and engineering.
Contributed by the leading scientists and edited by a highly qualified academic and an authority in the field, Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering includes information on:
- Emerging areas in peptide assembly, such as immune agents, bioelectronics, energy conversion, flexible sensors, biomimetic catalysis, and more
- Existing applications in biomedical engineering, nanotechnology, and photoelectronics, including tissue engineering, drug delivery, and biosensing devices
- History of peptide self-assembly for design of functional materials and peptides' unique mechanical, optical, electronic, and biological properties
- Various solvent conditions, such as pH, ionic strength, and polarity, that can affect the structure and stability of peptide assemblies
A very comprehensive reference covering the latest progresses in the field of peptide self-assembly and engineering, Peptide Self-Assembly and Engineering is an essential resource for all scientists performing research intersecting with the subject, including biochemists, biotechnologists, pharmaceutical chemists, protein chemists, materials scientists, and medicinal chemists.