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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Branched Peptides"”.

  1. Functionalizing Branched Peptides with Unnatural Amino Acids Toward Targeting HIV-1 RRE RNA and Microbials

    … Therefore, we have developed several branched peptide libraries containing unnatural amino acids to target the high-affinity binding site of RRE RNA (RRE IIB), with the idea that branching in peptides can provide multivalent contacts with folded RNA structures and boost binding …

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  2. Branched Peptides Targeting HIV-1 RRE RNA and Structure-Activity Relationship Studies of Spinster Homolog 2 Inhibitors

    … for pharmaceutical intervention. Consequently, a branched peptide library containing unnatural amino acids was developed to target RRE RNA with the goal of increasing stability, potency, selectivity, and in vivo activity for RRE RNA. An unnatural amino acid branched peptide library (46,656 …

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  3. Targeting HIV-1 RNAs with Medium Sized Branched Peptides Featuring Boron and Acridine-Branched Peptide Library Design, Synthesis, High-Throughput Screening and Validation

    … we designed and synthesized three generations of branched peptide libraries that resulted in medium sized molecules. The first generation of BPs were discovered from screening a one-bead one-compound library (4,096 compounds) against HIV-1 TAR RNA. One peptide FL4 displayed a binding affinity of …

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  4. Peptide nanovesicles: supramolecular assembly of branched amphiphilic peptides

    … and synthesized a set of 15 and 23-residue branched, amphiphilic peptides that mimic phosphoglycerides in molecular architecture. They undergo supramolecular self-assembly and form solvent-filled, bilayer delineated spheres with 50-150 nm diameters (confirmed by TEM and DLS). Whereas weak …

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  5. Cationic Glycopolymers for DNA Delivery: Cellular Internalization Mechanisms and Biological Characterization

    … increases gene expression. Also studied were branched peptides targeted to HIV-1 TAR, which displayed high biocompatibility and favorable internalization profiles in mammalian cells.

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  6. Affinity Maturation of Peptides to Bind Protein-Protein Interfaces

    The use of peptides as inhibitors for protein-protein interactions (PPI) is an attractive strategy for developing therapeutics. Understanding the structure-activity relationships of peptide-based inhibitors is crucial for optimizing their activity. To guide this optimization, combinatorial peptide …

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  7. Targeting RNA Structures with Multivalent Branched Peptide Libraries

    … be able to selectively target. To that end, two branched peptide libraries ranging in size from 4,096–46,656 unique sequences were screened for their ability to bind HIV-1 related RNA structures, the transactivation response element (TAR) and the Rev response element (RRE). In addition to …

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