A modified collagen scaffold incorporates S-nitroso groups to deliver controlled nitric oxide release.
Recombinant fibronectin mimetics stimulate cell spreading and migration, resolving infectious risks from plasma-derived proteins.
Segmented TSR peptides drive neural differentiation, resolving the trade-off between stem cell expansion efficiency and specific lineage production.
A peptide probe maintains a stable single-stranded conformation to detect pathological collagen.
Optimized artificial peptides induce mineral precipitation on surfaces and tissues.
Hypoxic culture generates embryonic protein-rich extracellular matrix compositions.
Adding fibroin fractions to collagen hydrogels resolves insufficient mechanical strength and unpredictable reabsorption.
A beta-sheet nanofiber composition integrates bioactive proteins via peptide self-assembly to create modular biomaterials.
Cathepsin-S cleaved Nidogen-1 fragments serve as biomarkers for non-invasive cancer diagnosis and anti-cancer drug efficacy evaluation.
Nidogen-1 G2 domain variants form nanoparticles delivering therapeutic agents to CXCR4-expressing cells, reducing toxicity to non-target organs.