Self-assembly of different single-chain bolaphospholipids and their miscibility with phospholipids or classical amphiphiles
A variety of bolalipids with a single long alkyl chain and two identical headgroups self-assemble in aqueous solutions into helical entangled nanofibers leading to the formation of a hydrogel. An increase in temperature usually leads to the break-up of the fiber structure into micellar aggregates. I...
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