Platinum-binding peptides: Understanding of selective binding and multifunctionality

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Abstract

Platinum-binding (Pt-binding) peptides have been used for fabrication of complex platinum nanomaterials such as catalysts, metallopharmaceuticals, and electrodes. In this review, we present an understanding of the mechanisms behind Pt-binding peptides and their applications as multifunctional biomaterials. We discuss how the surface recognition, roles of individual amino acids, and arrangement of amino acid sequences interplay. Our summary on the current state of understanding of Pt-binding peptides highlights opportunities for interdisciplinary research which will expand the applicability of these multifunctional peptides.

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Pramounmat, N., Yan, K., Wolf, J., & Renner, J. N. (2022, March 1). Platinum-binding peptides: Understanding of selective binding and multifunctionality. Multifunctional Materials. IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/2399-7532/ac4a86

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