Exploring the Self-Aggregation of Short Peptides in Aqueous Environment for Various Applications
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2022
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The thesis “Exploring the Self-Aggregation of Short Peptides in Aqueous Environment for Various Applications” deals with the design and applications of new short aggregating peptide with the different non-covalent interactions.
Chapter 1 is a brief introduction of peptide based aggregations with up to date literature review.
Chapter 2 defines the combination of cation-π and charge-transfer interactions within a donor-acceptor pair to form self-healing hydrogel.
Chapter 3 delineates the light-induced syneresis by a water insoluble peptide-hydrogel and effective removal of small molecule waste contaminants.
Chapter 4 deals with charge transfer complexation aided control over the reaction pathway.
Chapter 5 illustrates protection and glutathione responsive delivery of proteins by an ultrashort peptide hydrogel.
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Supervisor: Das, Debapratim
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Short Peptide, Self-assembly, Hydrogel, Charge Transfer Interaction, Cation-Pi Interaction, Syneresis, Unsymmetrical Disulphide, Glutathione, Protein Storage, Protein Delivery