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Template assembled synthetic peptides (TASP) as receptor mimetics and \"locked-in\" tertiary folds

1998
Conference Papers

Abstract

A symposium report. A new concept for the construction of protein mimetics based on the sepn. of functional and structural domains in proteins has been evaluated by the successful design and total synthesis of two prototype TASP mols. [on SciFinder (R)]

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Template assembled synthetic peptides (TASP) as receptor mimetics and \"locked-in\" tertiary folds

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