Synthetic intracellular nanostructures enhance cytotoxic T cell function via assembly-driven chemical engineering

Nature achieves diverse biological functions through structure formation. Inspired by the controlled formation of polypeptide nanostructures in cells, synthetic methods have been developed to assemble artificial nanostructures and organelle-like compartments within living cells. While these synthetic intracellular assemblies have mostly been used to disrupt cellular processes, their potential to induce... Show more