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Effects of Chirality at Tyr13 on the Structure− Activity Relationships of ω-Conotoxins from Conus magus

Nielsen et al., 1999

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1617704933783796980
Author
Nielsen K
Adams D
Alewood P
Lewis R
Thomas L
Schroeder T
Craik D
Publication year
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Biochemistry

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The effects of chirality inversions of Tyr13 on the structure− activity relationships of ω- conotoxins MVIIA and MVIIC were examined using a combination of 2D 1H NMR spectroscopy and radioligand binding studies specific for N-type ([125I] GVIA) and P/Q-type …
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