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Construction of a stapled α-helix peptide library displayed on phage for the screening of galectin-3-binding peptide ligands

Anananuchatkul et al., 2020

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11760491459462681054
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Anananuchatkul T
Chang I
Miki T
Tsutsumi H
Mihara H
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A stapled α-helix peptide library was designed and constructed using a chemically modified phage display system for screening stapled-peptide ligands against target proteins. The α- helix peptide library, with two cysteine residues on the opposite side of the randomized face …
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