Enforcing solution phase nanoscopic aggregation in a palindromic tripeptide
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K. Krishna Prasad, C. S. Purohit, Alok Jain, R. Sankararamakrishnan, Sandeep Verma
C-terminal dimerization of a tripeptide palindrome afforded fibrillation in solution through an assembly probably driven by hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic contributions; such an approach provides an expeditious entry into fabrication of fibrillating peptides from non-fibrillating peptide sequences.
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