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A biocompatible stapling reaction for in situ generation of constrained peptides

Morewood et al., 2021

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Morewood R
Nitsche C
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Chemical Science

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Constrained peptides are promising next-generation therapeutics. Peptide stapling is a particularly attractive technique to generate constrained macrocycles with improved biological activity and metabolic stability. We introduce a biocompatible two-component …
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