Trp-Trp pairs as β-hairpin stabilisers: hydrogen-bonded versus non-hydrogen-bonded sites

Trp-Trp pairs have emerged as a successful strategy for β-hairpin stabilization. Using loop 3 of Vammin as a template, we experimentally demonstrate that the contribution of Trp-Trp pairs to β-hairpin stability depends on β-sheet periodicity, that is, they are stabilising at non-hydrogen-bonded site...

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Veröffentlicht in:Organic & biomolecular chemistry 2011-08, Vol.9 (15), p.5487-5492
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description Trp-Trp pairs have emerged as a successful strategy for β-hairpin stabilization. Using loop 3 of Vammin as a template, we experimentally demonstrate that the contribution of Trp-Trp pairs to β-hairpin stability depends on β-sheet periodicity, that is, they are stabilising at non-hydrogen-bonded sites, but not at hydrogen-bonded positions.
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