Amyloid fibrils are best known as a product of human and animal protein misfolding
disorders, where amyloid formation is associated with cytotoxicity and disease. It is now …

Protein self‐assembly processes, by which polypeptides interact and independently form
multimeric structures, lead to a wide array of different endpoints. Structures formed range …

The choice of an effective therapeutic strategy in the treatment of biofilm-related infections is
a significant issue. Amyloids, which have been historically related to human diseases, are …

Proteins in either a native or denatured conformation often aggregate at an isoelectric point
(pI), a phenomenon known as pI precipitation. However, only a few studies have addressed …

Background Food colloid stability is critical to many food properties and surfactants that can
provide long-term stability against phase separation are highly desirable. The hydrophobins …

Aggregation, including the formation of fibrils, poses significant challenges for the
development of therapeutic peptides. To prepare stable peptide formulations, some …

The Chaplin E peptide is a surface-active agent that can adsorb to the air/water interface
and form interfacial films that display distinct interfacial properties as a function of pH. The~ 2 …

Chaplin F (Chp F) is a secreted surface-active peptide involved in the aerial growth of
Streptomyces. While Chp E demonstrates a pH-responsive surface activity, the relationship …

Abstract Chaplin E, or Chp E, is a surface active peptide secreted by Streptomyces
coelicolor that adopts different structures depending on solution pH but the effect of these …

The choice of an effective therapeutic strategy in the treatment of biofilm-related infections is
a significant issue. Amyloids, which have been historically related to human diseases, are …