Controlled Assembly of Lipid Molecules via Regulating Transient Spatial Confinement

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Abstract

The constructs of lipid molecules follow self-assembly, driven by intermolecular interactions, forming stacking of lipid bilayer films. Achieving designed geometry at nano- to micro-levels with packing deviating from the near-equilibrium structure is difficult to achieve due to the strong tendency of lipid molecules to self-assemble. Using ultrasmall (

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Huang, Y., Celik, U., Xu, Z., Speer, D., Ossola, D., Faller, R., … Liu, G. Y. (2024). Controlled Assembly of Lipid Molecules via Regulating Transient Spatial Confinement. Chemistry (Switzerland), 6(5), 1287–1300. https://doi.org/10.3390/chemistry6050074

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