One-pot construction of microcomponent supramolecular materials comprising self-sorted supramolecular architechtures of DNA and semi-artificial g;ycopeptides.
One-pot construction of microcomponent supramolecular materials comprising self-sorted supramolecular architechtures of DNA and semi-artificial g;ycopeptides.
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由 DNA 和半人工糖肽自排序超分子结构组成的微组分超分子材料的一锅法构建。
DOI:
10.1021/acsabm.0c01316
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发表时间:
2020
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M. Ikeda.
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作者:
S. L. Higashi;K. M. Hirosawa;K. G. N. Suzuki;K. Matsuura;M. Ikeda.
Multicomponent supramolecular materials, which comprise plural supramolecular architectures that exhibit distinct self-sorting behaviors, are receiving increasing attention because they can be implemented with sophisticated functions and hierarchical structures,e.g., living cells. Nevertheless, the application of supramolecular system design to engineer self-sorting behaviors among plural supramolecular architectures remains challenging. Herein, we show that the thermal annealing-induced one-pot assembly of multiple single-stranded DNAs and a single semi-artificial glycopeptide (GP) results in the emergent formation ofintegrativeself-sorted supramolecular nanostructures (ssSNs) consisting of a GP supramolecular nanoribbon surrounded by DNA tile-nanotubes. Fluorescence imaging revealed the formation of each supramolecular nanostructure through orthogonal molecular assembling processes. Moreover, the fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) disclosed the presence of reversible attractive interactions between the DNA tile, prior to the formation of the tile-nanotube, and the GP supramolecular nanostructures at the mesoscale level, which are crucial for the formation of theintegrativessSNs. Further, we revealed that theintegrativessSNs retain their biostimuli responsiveness so that each supramolecular nanostructure can be selectively degraded. Finally, we successfully constructed a complex soft nanomaterial composed of ternary supramolecular architectures (a GP supramolecular nanostructure, DNA tile-nanotube, and DNA microsphere) based on the present as well as previous findings.