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  1. Modulating metalloproteinase activity with protein nanofibrils

    Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) belong to a family of over 20 structurally related zinc-dependent proteases. They play a crucial role in every stage of wound healing by regulating the balance between tissue synthesis and destruction. However, excessive proteolytic activity, especially of MMP9, …

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  2. Controlled self-assembly of natural proteins into hierarchically structured functional materials

    Protein self-assembly offers key strategies for nature to generate high-performance and multifunctional proteinaceous materials. Inspired by nature’s approach, there is growing interest in the exploitation of self-assembled protein structures as a basis of artificial protein materials. To this end, …

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