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Q. Xuan‡, H. Li‡, Y. Gao‡, X. Qiao, Y. Feng, X. Yu, J. Cai, T. Jin, B. Liu, M. Peydayesh, J. Su, P. Fischer, P. Wang, C. Chen*, J. Zhou*, R. Mezzenga*. Photo-reversible amyloid nanoNETs for regenerative antimicrobial therapies. Nature Communications, 16:11024, 2025. [DOI]

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L. Frey‡, J. Zhou‡,*. G. Cereghetti, M. Emanuel, D. Rhyner, A. Pokharna, L. Wenchel, H. Kadavath, M. Weber, Y. Cao, B. Meier, M. Peter, J. Greenwald, R. Riek*, R. Mezzenga*. A structural rationale for reversible vs irreversible amyloid fibril formation from a single protein. Nature Communications 15(1), 1-11, 2024. [DOI]

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