Search Results - "Lourenço, Thiago C."

Amyloid-like Self-Assembly of a Hydrophobic Cell-Penetrating Peptide and Its Use as a Carrier for Nucleic Acids by de Mello, Lucas R, Porosk, Ly, Lourenço, Thiago C, Garcia, Bianca B. M, Costa, Carlos A. R, Han, Sang W, de Souza, Juliana S, Langel, Ülo, da Silva, Emerson R

“…Cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) are a topical subject potentially exploitable for creating nanotherapeutics for the delivery of bioactive loads. These…”
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Self-assembly and intracellular delivery of DNA by a truncated fragment derived from the Trojan peptide Penetratin by Mello, Lucas R, Hamley, Ian W, Castelletto, Valeria, Garcia, Bianca B M, Lourenço, Thiago C, Vassiliades, Sandra V, Alves, Wendel A, Han, Sang W, Silva, Emerson R

“…Penetratin is a short Trojan peptide that attracts great interest in biomedical research for its capacity to translocate biological membranes. Herein, we study…”
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DNA-templated self-assembly of bradykinin into bioactive nanofibrils by Lourenço, Thiago C, de Mello, Lucas R, Icimoto, Marcelo Y, Bicev, Renata N, Hamley, Ian W, Castelletto, Valeria, Nakaie, Clovis R, da Silva, Emerson R

“…Bradykinin (BK) is a peptide hormone that plays a crucial role in blood pressure control, regulates inflammation in the human body, and has recently been…”
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Molecular structure and supramolecular assembly of a TGF-β1 mimetic oligopeptide by Lourenço, Thiago C., Mello, Lucas R., Silva, Bruna B.S., Silva, Emerson R.

“…The structural behavior and supramolecular assembly of pm26TGF-β1, a peptide fragment that mimics the binding domain of the transform growth factor-β1…”
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A biophysical study of DNA condensation mediated by histones and protamines by Souza, Bruna B.S., Lourenço, Thiago C., Gerbelli, Barbara B., Oseliero Filho, Pedro L., Oliveira, Cristiano L.P., Miranda, Antonio, da Silva, Emerson R.

“…[Display omitted] •AFM-IR and synchrotron SAXS are used to unveil unique details of the structure of DNA/nucleoprotein condensates.•Protamines form highly…”
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