Introduction Polymer nanogels are among the most promising nanoplatforms for use in
biomedical applications. The substantial interest for these drug carriers is to enhance the …

The landscape of cancer therapy has gained major impetus through the development of
materials capable of selectively targeting cancer cells while sparing normal cells. Synthetic …

A significant challenge in creating supramolecular materials is that conjugating molecular
functionalities to building blocks often results in dissociation or undesired morphological …

Coassembly of peptide biomaterials offers a compelling avenue to broaden the spectrum of
hierarchically ordered supramolecular nanoscale structures that may be relevant for …

Controlled high-order clustering of cell-surface proteins is an essential but unmatched
regulatory mechanism in living systems for the modulation of cell behavior. Here, we present …

Controlled peptide assembly offers significant promise to develop synthetic supramolecular
nanostructures to display material and biological properties that mimic protein assemblies in …

Constructing synthetic materials to interact with cells offers significant promise for
understanding natural cellular processes and manipulating cell behaviors beyond nature's …