Cellular membrane enrichment of self-assembling D-peptides for cell surface engineering.
Cellular membrane enrichment of self-assembling D-peptides for cell surface engineering.
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DOI:
10.1021/am502250r
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发表时间:
2014-06
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9.5
通讯作者:
Huaimin Wang;Youzhi Wang;A. Han;Yanbin Cai;Nannan Xiao;Ling Wang;D. Ding;Zhimou Yang
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作者:
Huaimin Wang;Youzhi Wang;A. Han;Yanbin Cai;Nannan Xiao;Ling Wang;D. Ding;Zhimou Yang
We occasionally found that several self-assembling peptides containing D-amino acids would be preferentially enriched in cellular membranes at self-assembled stages while distributed evenly in the cytoplasma of cells at unassembled stages. Self-assembling peptides containing only Lamino acids distributed evenly in cytoplasma of cells at both self-assembled and unassembled stages. The self-assembling peptides containing D-amino acids could therefore be applied for engineering cell surface with peptides. More importantly, by integrating a protein binding peptide (a PDZ domain binding hexapeptide of WRESAI) with the self-assembling peptide containing D-amino acids, protein could also be introduced to the cell surface. This study not only provided a novel approach to engineer cell surface, but also highlighted the unusual properties and potential applications of self-assembling peptides containing D-amino acids in regenerative medicine, drug delivery, and tissue engineering.