ArticleSoft matter2025
Gelation behavior of short protected peptides in organic medium.
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Abstract
Peptide gelators have been widely explored in aqueous systems due to their prevalence in biological and medical applications. However, gelation behavior of peptides is less understood in organic medium, despite the extensive use of organic solvents in solid phase peptide synthesis, hybrid synthesis protocols, and the formation and application of organogels. Here, peptides with a short aqueous gelator sequence, lysine-tyrosine-phenylalanine or KYF, were investigated for the ability to form gels in dichloromethane (DCM) when their side groups are protected. Protected KYF-containing peptides formed gels in DCM at similar concentrations to deprotected KYF peptides in water. Structural characterization
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