2024
DOI: 10.1002/advs.202307606
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Electro‐Sorting Create Heterogeneity: Constructing A Multifunctional Janus Film with Integrated Compositional and Microstructural Gradients for Guided Bone Regeneration

Miao Lei,
Haitao Liao,
Shijia Wang
et al.

Abstract: Biology remains the envy of flexible soft matter fabrication because it can satisfy multiple functional needs by organizing a small set of proteins and polysaccharides into hierarchical systems with controlled heterogeneity in composition and microstructure. Here, it is reported that controlled, mild electronic inputs (<10 V; <20 min) induce a homogeneous gelatin‐chitosan mixture to undergo sorting and bottom‐up self‐assembly into a Janus film with compositional gradient (i.e., from chitosan‐enriched lay… Show more

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“…Compared to other bottom-up heterogeneous processes, this self-adaptive assembly strategy produces Janus nanofilms through the assembly of proteins at the heterogeneous interface (AWI), without the need for any external polymer substrate or energy inputs. 22,23 This strategy not only provides an opportunity for producing protein-based nanoscale Janus films but also holds promise for applications in various types of surface modification, separation, and wet adhesion. It particularly underscores the crucial role of interfaces in amyloid assembly and adhesion enhancement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared to other bottom-up heterogeneous processes, this self-adaptive assembly strategy produces Janus nanofilms through the assembly of proteins at the heterogeneous interface (AWI), without the need for any external polymer substrate or energy inputs. 22,23 This strategy not only provides an opportunity for producing protein-based nanoscale Janus films but also holds promise for applications in various types of surface modification, separation, and wet adhesion. It particularly underscores the crucial role of interfaces in amyloid assembly and adhesion enhancement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%