We evaluated quantitatively the relative cell permeability of peptoids and peptides using a cell-based reporter gene-based assay. Generally, peptoids were much more cell permeable than the corresponding peptides, though the difference decreased with increasing length. These results suggest that peptoids may be useful reagents for manipulating the activities of intracellular proteins.
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