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Thermally-induced lateral assembly of a PEG-containing amphiphile triggering vesicle budding.

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A macrocyclic amphiphile consisting of a thermo-responsive octaethylene glycol chain with hydrophobic aromatic and aliphatic units undergoes lateral self-assembly in a liquid-disordered-state phospholipid bilayer membrane upon heating, which further leads… Click to show full abstract

A macrocyclic amphiphile consisting of a thermo-responsive octaethylene glycol chain with hydrophobic aromatic and aliphatic units undergoes lateral self-assembly in a liquid-disordered-state phospholipid bilayer membrane upon heating, which further leads to vesicle budding.

Keywords: vesicle budding; vesicle; thermally induced; lateral assembly; induced lateral; assembly peg

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2017

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