The 1,3-diyne linker as a rigid "i,i+7" staple for alpha-helix stabilization: Stereochemistry at work. IF 1.877

Steven Verlinden; Niels Geudens; Kevin Van holsbeeck; Morgane Mannes; Jose C. Martins; Guido Verniest; Steven Ballet

doi:10.1002/psc.3194

The 1,3-diyne linker as a rigid "i,i+7" staple for alpha-helix stabilization: Stereochemistry at work. IF 1.877

Steven Verlinden, Niels Geudens, Kevin Van holsbeeck, Morgane Mannes, Jose C. Martins, Guido Verniest, Steven Ballet

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Abstract

Short alphahelical peptide sequences were stabilized through Glaser-Hay couplings of propargylated l- and/or d-serine residues at positions i and i+7. NMR analysis confirmed a full stabilization of the helical structure when a d-Ser (i), l-Ser (i+7) combination was applied. In case two l-Ser residues were involved in the cyclization, the helical conformation is disrupted outside the peptide's macrocycle.

Original language	English
Number of pages	9
Journal	Journal of Peptide Science
Volume	25
Issue number	7
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/psc.3194
Publication status	Published - Jul 2019

Keywords

constrained peptides
Glaser-Hay coupling
helix stabilization
peptide stapling

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