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publicationNumber CN-105169474-B
titleOfInvention Polypeptide material capable of carrying out self-assembly to form hydrogel under neutral pH condition and applications thereof
abstract The invention provides a polypeptide material capable of carrying out self-assembly to form hydrogel under a neutral pH condition. The polypeptide material is prepared by the following steps: grafting a plurality of acidic amino acids and a plurality of alkaline amino acids to a RADA16-I sequence so as to form two short peptides with opposite charges, and mixing to carry out self-assembly to form the polypeptide material of hydrogel. The provided polypeptide material can carry out self-assembly in a neutral pH condition at a room temperature (similar to human physiological conditions) to form three-dimensional porous nano fiber hydrogel. The prepared material has a better biocompatibility, can be applied to in-situ cell/active cell loading and in-vivo in-situ injection, and has a wide application prospect and a high clinical application value in the fields such as three-dimensional cell cultivation, biological scaffold material used in tissue engineering, drug carriers, and the like.
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