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Cyclic peptide models of the Ca2+-binding loop of α-lactalbumin

Farkas et al., 2005

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1012190706697500970
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Farkas V
Vass E
Hanssens I
Majer Z
Hollósi M
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Bioorganic & medicinal chemistry

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A series of cyclic peptides with different linkers were designed and synthesized to model the elbow-type Ca2+-binding loop of α-lactalbumin (LA). All amino acids of the Ca2+-binding loop are strikingly well conserved among LAs of different species with the sequence Lys79 …
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