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NANOSCALE ADVANCES
卷 4, 期 9, 页码 2196-2200出版社
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d2na00161f
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- SwarnaJayanti Fellowship grant [DST/SJF/CSA-02/2015-2016]
- CEFIPRA grant [IFC/A/62T10-3/2020/963]
- DST, SERB [CRG/2020/004594]
- DBT, India
- JNCASR
The differential structures of designer peptidomimetics derived from amyloid beta (Aβ14-23) peptide were manipulated to stabilize distinct Cu oxidation states, which catalyzed different chemical reactions effectively. By incorporating cyclic dipeptide (CDP) and pyrene (Py) units, the Cu-chelation and self-assembly properties of Aβ14-23 peptide were tuned to form nanosheets and micelle-like core-shell structures. These structures demonstrated the ability to stabilize Cu-II and Cu-I states separately and catalyze tandem oxidative-hydrolysis and alkyne-azide cycloaddition reactions.
Orchestration of differential architectures of designer peptidomimetics that modulate metal oxidation states to perform multiple chemical transformations remains a challenge. Cu-chelation and self-assembly properties of amyloid beta (A beta 14-23) peptide were tuned by the incorporation of cyclic dipeptide (CDP) and pyrene (Py) as the assembly directing and reporting units, respectively. We explore the molecular architectonics of A beta 14-23 derived peptidomimetics (Akd(NMC)Py) to form differential architectures that stabilize distinct Cu oxidation states. The fibrillar self-assembly of Akd(NMC)Py is modulated to form nanosheets by the one-off addition of Cu-II. Notably, the serial addition of Cu-II resulted in the formation of micelle-like core-shell architectures. The micelle-like and nanosheet architectures were found to differentially stabilize Cu-II and Cu-I states and catalyze tandem oxidative-hydrolysis and alkyne-azide cycloaddition reactions, respectively.
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