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In order to address how interfering side-chain contributions can affect the backbone unfolding transition of a helical peptide, as monitored by 222 (molar ellipticity at 222 nm), we have studied the unfolding transition of a short designed (α-amino isobutyric acid/alanine-based) helical peptide containing an interacting Tyr residue.

Sure, there is talk of crisis here, but it probably will not affect the backbone of the economy: the financial system.

The constructed model had to be refined because the changed side-chains could affect the backbone, which would have an effect on the predicted roamers.

Our studies have shown that ligand binding promotes a change in the backbone NH dynamics of helix F of both HbI and F97Y HbI but does not affect the backbone NH dynamics of the second interfacial helix (E).

However, a detailed characterization how the branched structure affects the backbone structure during electrochemical cycling, and the specific relationship between the backbone and the branched heterogeneous structure (namely synergistic effect) have been rarely revealed.

The values of the central dihedral angles for the most populated dimer and tetramer of both 2- bromo and 4-bromostyrene indicate that the position of the halogen hardly affects the backbone chain arrangement.

The addition of NQTrp to Aβ12 28 in solution affected the backbone amide chemical shifts of the peptide (Figure 3A).

This is illustrated in Figure 5, which depicts the conformational changes affecting the backbone and side chains of residues in the H32 loop of H83A HasAp (cyan) and Y75A HasAp (green) relative to their conformations in wt HasAp (magenta).

As osmolytes predominantly affect the protein backbone, the balance between osmolyte-backbone interactions and amino acid side chain-solvent interactions guides protein folding [ 38].

Mutations at other positions on the α4-helix affect the DNA backbone structure by changing the major groove dimensions, as DNA stacks on the α4-helix (Figure 6B and C).

Moreover, turn stability and side-chain hydrophobicity both affect the stability of backbone hydrogen bonds.