Julian Link

Introduction Artificial self-assembling peptides (SAPs) have emerged as a versatile class of programmable molecules capable of forming morphologically diverse nanostructures with various functions spanning from biological regulation to materials science.[1-3] Their ability to mimic cytoskeletal elements such as actin filaments[4, 5] or mediate dynamic interactions akin to intrinsically disordered domains[6, 7] underscores their importance as bioinspired molecular tools to understand and...

1 Introduction Intracellular nanostructures, such as the cytoskeleton, are naturally occurring protein assemblies that regulate fundamental processes involved in cell metabolism, division, and motility.[1] These intricate and dynamic protein assemblies span the cytosol, serving as a blueprint for the design of synthetic nanomaterials for intracellular structure formation.

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