Basab Kanti Das

Orthogonal Conjugation of Anchoring-Dependent Membrane Active Peptides for Tuning of Liposome Permeability Liposomes are widely utilized in drug delivery systems to enhance drug pharmacokinetics and reduce side effects. Bioresponsive membrane active peptides (MAPs) can be employed to modulate the release of encapsulated drugs from liposomes to improve the therapeutic efficacy, but their selective and controlled conjugation to liposomes remains a challenge, which complicates translational efforts.

Luminescent Ultrashort Peptide Hydrogelator with Enhanced Photophysical Implications and Biocompatibility Luminescent peptide hydrogelators have garnered significant attention in biomedical sciences and materials chemistry due to their biological relevance and tunable photophysical features.

Harnessing bis-electrophilic boronic acid lynchpin for azaborolo thiazolidine (ABT) grafting in cyclic peptides Chemical modifications of native peptides have significantly advanced modern drug discovery in recent decades. On this front, multitasking molecular grafts onto macrocyclic peptides offers numerous opportunities in biomedical applications.