Pengfei Jin, Diane N. Rafizadeh, Huanyi Zhao, Prof. David M. Chenoweth
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Abstract
The image depicts the space-filling model of the constrained collagen mimetic peptide described in article 10.1002/cbic.202400834 by David M. Chenoweth and co-workers. Below it is a reflected image that reveals the peptide backbone structure. The terminal peptide loops glow in blue and red, highlighting the novel design of the β-turn–mimicking linker structures.
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