Fibrillar assembly of racemic, C-alpha methylated, macrocyclic beta-hairpins
From Hydrogel to Crystal: A Molecular Design Strategy that Chemically Modifies Racemic Gel-Forming Peptides to Furnish Crystalline Fibrils Stabilized by Parallel Rippled beta-Sheets.
racemic, C-alpha methylated, macrocyclic beta-hairpin
0.2 M ammonium tartrate dibasic, pH 6.0-6.3, 26-36% v/v PEG MME
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Fibril state NMR structure of related peptide MAX1
TEM experiments of a homologous macrocyclic beta-hairpin peptide without the C-alpha methyl group show evidence of self-assembly and fibrillization, correlating with the deposited X-ray crystallographic structure.
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MAX1, fibril, hydrogel, C-alpha methylated macrocyclic beta-hairpin, PROTEIN FIBRIL