Mechanical manipulation assisted self-assembly to achieve defect repair and guided epitaxial growth of individual peptide nanofilaments.
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Yi Zhang | Feng Zhang | Jun Hu | Jun Hu | Hai Li | Yi Zhang | Hai Li | Fu-Chun Zhang | Hai-Nan Su | Hai Su | Feng Zhang | Fuchun Zhang
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