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Inhibition of cathepsin B by its propeptide: use of overlapping peptides to identify a critical segment

Chagas et al., 1996

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6384452542752389370
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Chagas J
Ferrer-Di Martino M
Gauthier F
Lalmanach G
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Ten overlapping 15-mer peptides (peptidyl amides) spanning the proregion of rat cathepsin B (residues 1p–60p) were constructed to identify minimal segments having inhibitory activity towards the mature enzyme, that could be used to develop a new generation of peptide …
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