Abstract
Cyclic peptides can dimerize through β-sheet-like hydrogen bonding. Heterodimerization is favored over homodimerization, which creates interesting combinatorial possibilities without detriment to the functionalization of amino acid side chains. These dimers represent a new class of self-assembling peptide nanotubes in which the hydrophobicity of the internal cavity (see picture) can be controlled.
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