Using model peptide β-hairpin scaffolds, the facile formation of a remarkably stable covalently cross-linked modification is reported in the tryptophan side chain, which confers hyperstability to the scaffold and displays a unique structure–reactivity relationship. This strategy is also validated to obtain a thermostable α-helix. Such imposition of conformational constraints can have versatile applications in peptide-based drug discovery, and this strategy may improve peptide bioavailability
Peptide-derived macrocycles are a potentially rich source of biologically active lead structures, wh...
Peptides are an emerging class of therapeutics in the pharmaceutical world. Whilst small molecules h...
So-called super-secondary structures such as the beta-hairpin, studied here, form an intermediate hi...
Design of complex protein folds requires complete understanding of the stereochemical principles tha...
Molecular tools to stabilize the β-hairpin conformation are needed as β-hairpin peptides are useful ...
There is high demand for new methods to modify peptides, for application in drug discovery and biome...
Natural peptides show high degrees of specificity in their biological action. However, their therape...
Experimental and theoretical data demonstrate that sequences of heterochiral 2,3-amino acids and a t...
Protein-protein interaction (PPI) is a hot topic in clinical research as protein networking has a ma...
Tryptophan zippers, also known as tripzips, are a structural motif that can stabilize the beta-hairp...
Conformational properties of a 12-residue tryptophan zipper (trpzip) -hairpin peptide (AWAWENGKWAWK-...
Peptide secondary and tertiary structure motifs frequently serve as inspiration for the development ...
Proteins typically adopt defined structural conformations when interacting with other biomolecules. ...
So-called super-secondary structures such as the β-hairpin, studied here, form an intermediate hiera...
Naturally occurring, pharmacologically active peptides constrained with covalent crosslinks generall...
Peptide-derived macrocycles are a potentially rich source of biologically active lead structures, wh...
Peptides are an emerging class of therapeutics in the pharmaceutical world. Whilst small molecules h...
So-called super-secondary structures such as the beta-hairpin, studied here, form an intermediate hi...
Design of complex protein folds requires complete understanding of the stereochemical principles tha...
Molecular tools to stabilize the β-hairpin conformation are needed as β-hairpin peptides are useful ...
There is high demand for new methods to modify peptides, for application in drug discovery and biome...
Natural peptides show high degrees of specificity in their biological action. However, their therape...
Experimental and theoretical data demonstrate that sequences of heterochiral 2,3-amino acids and a t...
Protein-protein interaction (PPI) is a hot topic in clinical research as protein networking has a ma...
Tryptophan zippers, also known as tripzips, are a structural motif that can stabilize the beta-hairp...
Conformational properties of a 12-residue tryptophan zipper (trpzip) -hairpin peptide (AWAWENGKWAWK-...
Peptide secondary and tertiary structure motifs frequently serve as inspiration for the development ...
Proteins typically adopt defined structural conformations when interacting with other biomolecules. ...
So-called super-secondary structures such as the β-hairpin, studied here, form an intermediate hiera...
Naturally occurring, pharmacologically active peptides constrained with covalent crosslinks generall...
Peptide-derived macrocycles are a potentially rich source of biologically active lead structures, wh...
Peptides are an emerging class of therapeutics in the pharmaceutical world. Whilst small molecules h...
So-called super-secondary structures such as the beta-hairpin, studied here, form an intermediate hi...