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The chemoenzymatic synthesis of all-D-polypeptides such as the all-D version of the WW domain of hPin1 (1) was achieved by applying the substrate mimetics strategy and clostripain as the biocatalyst. Ironically all-D-peptides are better synthesis targets for proteases than their all-L analogues, although nature designed these enzymes for the cleavage of all-L-peptides.
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