Molecularly tuned peptide assemblies at the liquid-solid interface studied by scanning tunneling microscopy.
Molecularly tuned peptide assemblies at the liquid-solid interface studied by scanning tunneling microscopy.
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10.1039/b923927h
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2010-09
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Lin Niu;Xiaojing Ma;Lei Liu;Xiaobo Mao;Dongxia Wu;Yanlian Yang;Q. Zeng;Chen Wang
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Lin Niu;Xiaojing Ma;Lei Liu;Xiaobo Mao;Dongxia Wu;Yanlian Yang;Q. Zeng;Chen Wang
We report here the modulation of a peptide assembly with a molecular template at the liquid-solid interface using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). A lamella structure is observed for the assembly of pentapeptide 5Ala, and the introduction of the terpyridine derivative (BT-O-C16) gives rise to co-assembled molecular architectures with pentapeptide monomers and dimers encapsulated in the nanoscale cavities of the BT-O-C16 network. The selectivity of the molecular networks could allow for programmable construction of organic-peptide architectures.