Preparation of an (inorganic/organic) hybrid hydrogel from a peptide oligomer and a tubular aluminosilicate nanofiber

Masaru Mukai; Mari Takahara; Akihiko Takada; Astushi Takahara

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Preparation of an (inorganic/organic) hybrid hydrogel from a peptide oligomer and a tubular aluminosilicate nanofiber

Masaru Mukai, Mari Takahara, Akihiko Takada, Astushi Takahara

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'Imogolite', a tubular inorganic nanotube surface, was modified with a peptide oligomer to prepare a hybrid hydrogel. The formation of the gels was confirmed by conducting a vial inversion test and rheological measurements. The surface modification of imogolite with the peptide oligomer was verified by performing thermogravimetric analysis and circular dichroism measurements. Furthermore, the formation of the network-like morphology of the prepared hydrogel was confirmed by scanning force microscopy. This journal is

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	4901-4905
Number of pages	5
Journal	RSC Advances
Volume	11
Issue number	9
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1039/d0ra09514a
Publication status	Published - Jan 26 2021

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Preparation of an (inorganic/organic) hybrid hydrogel from a peptide oligomer and a tubular aluminosilicate nanofiber

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