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October 1, 1986Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Design of biologically active peptides with non-peptidic structural elements. Biological and physical properties of a synthetic analogue of beta-endorphin with unnatural amino acids in the region 6-12.

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BRB RajashekharEKE. T. KaiserTexas Medical Center

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