Novel β-hairpin amphiphiles utilizing tryptophan-interacting propensities exhibit multimodal antibacterial mechanism and promote wound healing in drug-resistant infections

Mengcheng Wang; Hongrui Guan; Jianan Pang; Yuanmengxue Wang; Baojing Cheng; Yongjie Zhu; Na Dong; Anshan Shan; Changxuan Shao

doi:10.1016/j.jare.2026.06.031

Q1 2026

Novel β-hairpin amphiphiles utilizing tryptophan-interacting propensities exhibit multimodal antibacterial mechanism and promote wound healing in drug-resistant infections

Mengcheng Wang · Hongrui Guan · Jianan Pang · Yuanmengxue Wang · Baojing Cheng · Yongjie Zhu · Na Dong · Anshan Shan · Changxuan Shao

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Mengcheng, W., Hongrui, G., Jianan, P., Yuanmengxue, W., Baojing, C., Yongjie, Z., Na, D., Anshan, S., Changxuan, S. (2026). Novel β-hairpin amphiphiles utilizing tryptophan-interacting propensities exhibit multimodal antibacterial mechanism and promote wound healing in drug-resistant infections. Journal of Advanced Research. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jare.2026.06.031