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A novel peptide amphiphile was elegantly designed to adopt an irregular secondary structure. The peptide could self-assemble into dendritic nanofibers and further yield the peacock-feather-like nanofibers with the deposition of inorganic materials on the dendritic fibers. Triggered by the pH change, the dendritic nanofibers underwent a drastic morphological change and rearranged into parallel nanofibers.

Graphical abstract: Adjustable nanofibers self-assembled from an irregular conformational peptide amphiphile

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