Decelerated chirality interconversion of an optically inactive 310-helical peptide by metal chelation
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Naoki Ousaka, Norihiko Tani, Ryo Sekiya
A dynamically optically inactive 310-helical peptide possessing metal chelating ability between the side-chains at the i and i + 3th residues was synthesized, and its metal complexes were shown to stabilize the peptide structure and the helical sense.
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