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Construction of spatially organized, peptide/peptide derivative containing nanocompositesJi et al., 2021
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- Ji M
- Liu Z
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- Materials Advances
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The functioning of naturally occurring materials and organisms emerges from the synergistic actions of all involved functional subunits following well-defined spatial hierarchies. Resembling the exquisite structure of biological machinery, the hierarchical organization of …
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