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Site-specific detection of protein secondary structure using 2D IR dihedral indexing: a proposed assembly mechanism of oligomeric hIAPP

Site-specific detection of protein secondary structure using 2D IR dihedral indexing: a proposed assembly mechanism of oligomeric hIAPP
Michal Maj, Ariel M. Alperstein, Justin P. Lomont, Martin T. Zanni, Kacie L. Rich
Human islet amyloid polypeptide (hIAPP) aggregates into fibrils through oligomers that have been postulated to contain [small alpha]-helices as well as [small beta]-sheets.

Publisher URL: http://feeds.rsc.org/~r/rss/SC/~3/qi-GECQ0uBw/C7SC03789A

DOI: 2018/SC/C7SC03789A

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