Controllable self-assembly of tyrosine-rich triblock peptides into robust collagen mimetic bioscaffolds for aging skin rejuvenation
Linyan Yao,
Biyang Ling,
Wenjie Huang
et al.
Abstract:Skin aging, a complex physiological process characterized by alterations in skin structure and function, seriously affects human life. Collagen holds considerable potential in aging skin treatment, while animal-derived collagen poses risks of pathogen transmission. Self-assembled peptides have garnered increasing attention in creating collagen mimetic materials; however, previous reported self-assembled peptides rely on vulnerable non-covalent interactions or lack the capability of controlling morphology and i… Show more
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