Juhaina Bandak

1 Introduction Peptide self-assembly into nanofibrils, particularly amyloid fibrils, has initially been studied in the context of aging-related diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes.[1] Amyloid fibrils are predominantly composed of β-sheet-rich structures arranged in a characteristic cross-β conformation.[2, 3] In recent years, the functional role of fibril-forming peptides has been explored to understand biological systems and design biomaterials.[4, 5] For instance,...