Proteins often form chiral assembly structures on a biomembrane. However, the role of the
chirality in the interaction with an achiral membrane is poorly understood. Here, we report …

The origin and reason for the homochirality of living cells go with the problem of a relatively
narrow spectrum of the actual biological monomers compared to the whole theoretically …

N-trifluoroacetylated α-aminoalcohol are low molecular weight (Mw∼ 200 Da) gelators.
Under cooling of the homochiral solutions, TFAAAs form highly elongated supramolecular …

Man-made fibers were spun from solutions of cotton and wood cellulose in ionic liquid (1-
butyl-3-methyl-imidazolium chloride,[B mim] Cl). Depending on the concentration, cellulose …

The magnetic field can affect processes in the non-magnetic systems, including the
biochemical reactions in the living cells. This phenomenon becomes possible due to the …

This work addresses the supramolecular self-organization in the xerogels of formose
reaction products. The UV-induced formose reaction was held in over-saturated …

Some low-molecular-weight substances are able to self-assemble into fiber-like structures
(strings) to form gels. One of the examples of such substances is trifluoroacetylated alpha …

Cellulose hydrogels and films are advantageous materials that are applied in modern
industry and medicine. Cellulose hydrogels have a stable scaffold and never form films upon …

The self‐assembly of small and always chiral molecules into fiber‐like structures is a
mysterious process, as the physics underlying such self‐assembly is unclear. The energy …

The interaction between homochiral substituted perylene bisimide (PBI) molecule and the D
enantiomer of phenylalanine amino acid was monitored. Spectroscopic transitions of PBI …