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A counterintuitive freezing-induced peptide ligation was discovered during the total synthesis of human interferon-ε (hIFN-ε) which blocks HIV infection through unique mechanisms. The successful synthesis of hIFN-ε (187 amino acids) in this research laid the foundation for related anti-AIDS drug development. Moreover, alanine mutation based on sequence alignment to solve the maldistribution of the ligation site and freezing-induced dominant conformation that facilitates peptide ligation are expected to be helpful for the synthesis of macrobiomolecules.
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