Temperature response of the peptide. (image)

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Caption

Temperature response of the peptide. It forms solid (gel) at 20 degree Celsius and liquid (sol) at 80 degree Celsius indicated by white brackets, and this feature is reversible.

Credit

Takahiro Muraoka, TUAT

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