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Proteolysis of Peptide Dendrimers

Happy tree‐like friends. Using trypsin and α‐chymotrypsin cleavage sites as models, we show that the protease reactivity of peptide dendrimers, such as the structure illustrated in the figure, can be controlled by the degree of branching. Such a control provides a novel possibility to tune the biological properties of peptide dendrimers, and should be generally useful for their employment as functional biomolecule analogues, for example, in drug delivery applications.