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January 1, 2001Chemical Communications

Design, machine synthesis, and NMR-solution structure of a β-heptapeptide forming a salt-bridge stabilised 314-helix in methanol and in water

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PAPer I. ArvidssonScience for Life Laboratory
Magnus Rueping
Magnus RuepingGoethe University FrankfurtDSDieter SeebàchKarlsruhe Institute of Technology

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