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- Introduction
- Protein secondary structures (1)
- Secondary structures at protein interfaces
- Protein secondary structures (2)
- Etiology of an alpha-helix
- Main-chain hydrogen bonds in an alpha-helix
- Alpha-helical domain in biomolecular recognition
- Short peptides do not adopt defined structures
- Side chain crosslinked alpha-helices
- Alpha-helice stability and side chain crosslinking
- A H-bond surrogate to artificial alpha-helix
- Issues with the side chain crosslinking methods
- An alternative to the crosslinking strategy
- Mimicking the hydrogen bond
- Main-chain to main-chain distances
- Two approaches to stabilization of the alpha-helix
- N-terminal templates for alpha-helices
- RCM approach to HBS alpha-helices synthesis
- Immediate goals for the project
- Solid phase synthesis of artificial helices
- Metathesis of non-ala-rich helices on solid phase
- Evaluation of RCM catalysts
- Standard solid phase synthesis of peptides
- Solid phase synthesis of artificial alpha-helices
- Can the HBS method produce short stable helices
- CD spectra of protein secondary structure
- CD spectra of the 1 and HBS alpha-helix 2
- NOEs expected for an alpha-helical structure
- NOESY spectra and correlation chart of 2
- Ramachandran plot and secondary structure
- Amide proton chemical shifts
- H/D exchange
- NMR-derived structure of HBS alpha-helix 4
- Stabilization of the alpha-helical conformation
- Summary
- Other approaches to helix mimetics
- Alpha-peptide oligomers adopt helical conformation
- Miniproteins that display helical domains
- Nonpeptidic helix mimetics
- Conclusions
Topics Covered
- Alpha-helices
- Role of alpha-helices in protein structure
- Alpha-helices in protein-protein and protein-nucleic acids interactions
- Stabilization of short peptides in alpha-helical conformation
- Side-chain cross-linked helices
- Hydrogen-bond surrogate based alpha-helices
Talk Citation
Arora, P. (2008, August 14). Covalently constrained alpha-helices [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 22, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/EWUV4203.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- Dr. Paramjit Arora has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.