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T. Kreiser

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Inulin nanostructures: The sweet-spot of carbohydrate self-assembly

Z. A. Arnon, M. Grabarics, T. Kreiser, A. Raveh, K. Pagel, E. Gazit

This study identifies the optimal length for inulin oligosaccharides to form discrete spheres through self-assembly, suggesting carbohydrates could be used for novel self-assembling materials.

bioRxiv · Jul 13, 2021 · PreprintBiophysics

On-off transition and ultrafast decay of amino acid luminescence driven by modulation of supramolecular packing

Z. A. Arnon, T. Kreiser, B. Yakimov, N. Brown, R. Aizen, S. Shaham-Niv, P. Makam, M. N. Qaisrani, E. Poli, A. Ruggiero, I. Slutsky, A. Hassanali, E. Shirshin, D. Levy, E. Gazit

This study investigates amino acid luminescence in aggregated states, finding that supramolecular packing, not chemical properties, drives visible light emission and reversible optical transitions.

bioRxiv · Mar 23, 2021Biophysics