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Modulation of coiled-coil binding strength and fusogenicity through peptide stapling

Crone et al., 2020

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109859039117609749
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Crone N
Kros A
Boyle A
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Bioconjugate Chemistry

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Peptide stapling is a technique which has been widely employed to constrain the conformation of peptides. One of the effects of such a constraint can be to modulate the interaction of the peptide with a binding partner. Here, a cysteine bis-alkylation stapling …
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