Hydrogel-forming peptides

Steven Ballet; Annemieke Madder; Richard Hoogenboom

Hydrogel-forming peptides

Steven Ballet (Inventor)
, Annemieke Madder (Inventor)
, Richard Hoogenboom (Inventor)

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Abstract

Provided are hydrogel-forming peptides that comprise at least one dyad of hydrophobic amino acid residues in which one is a β3- or β2-homo amino acid residue. The hydrogels derived from these peptides can be loaded with biological materials and can be used in physiological conditions.

Original language	English
Patent number	EP3322714A1
Publication status	Published - 23 May 2018

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