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Published in final edited form as: Nanoscale. 2015 Nov 2;7(45):19160–19169. doi: 10.1039/c5nr05233e

Fig. 3 — Rheological properties of peptide hydrogels (2 wt%) formed by K₂W(QL)₆K₂, WK₂(QL)₆K₂, K₃W(QL)₆K₂ and WK₃(QL)₆K₂ during dynamic time sweep (frequency: 6 rad s⁻¹, strain: 0.2%). 1000% strain was applied at the 900th second to completely disrupt the hydrogel and the recovery of storage modulus was continually measured afterwards. Solid line: storage modulus, dashed line: loss modulus.