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Foldamer tertiary structure through sequence-guided protein backbone alteration

George et al., 2018

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George K
Horne W
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Conspectus The prospect of recreating the complex structural hierarchy of protein folding in synthetic oligomers with backbones that are artificial in covalent structure (“foldamers”) has long fascinated chemists. Foldamers offer complex functions from biostable scaffolds and …
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