Effective stabilisation of α-helical structures in short peptides with acetylenic cross-linking agents
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Kazuhisa Fujimoto, Natsuko Oimoto, Kahori Katsuno, Masahiko Inouye
The peptides cross-linked by the acetylenic cross-linking agents showed high α-helical contents, and the α-helices thus formed survived up to substantially elevated temperature.
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