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2012, 134, DOI: /ja306652c Copyright 2012 American Chemical Society A B Z-Aib-OH C5, g+ A = cm -1 B = cm -1 A = cm -1 B = cm -1 Z-Aib-OH (2) MoleculeRingBond Type Z-Aib-OH C5, g C5 Z-Aib-OH C5, anti C5 Z-Gly-OH C5, g C5 Z-(Aib) 2 -OH 3434 cm cm cm cm -1 * * * * Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C5, g- Free OH Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C5, g- Free NH C5 NH Molecule Relative Energies (kJ/mol) OH OrientationPhenylPhiPsiPhi2Psi2 Bond Distance Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C5, g-4.27Cis Z-(Aib) 2 -OH g-7.18Cis Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C7, g-12.7 Cis Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C7, g+4.38 Trans Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C7/C7, g-7.14 Trans, 1.9 Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C10, g+0 Trans Additional Assignments C7 C7 NH C5 C10 Z-(Aib) 2 -OH g- Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C5/7, g- Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C7, g+ Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C7/C7, g- Z-(Aib) 2 -OH C10, g+ Z-(Aib) 2 -OMe Z-(Aib) 2 -OMe C5/7, g- * 3418 cm cm cm -1 Molecule Relative Energies (kJ/mol) StructureBond MembersPhenylPhiPsiPhi 2 Psi 2 Bond Length C5, g- 1.74C5NHO=C C5/7, g- 4.31C5, C7 NHO=C, NHO=C, 2.2 C5, g- 2.60C5NHO=C Stack, g+ 6.88Stack? Z-(Aib) 2 -OMe C5, g- * * * C7 + C5 NH Free C5 Z-(Aib) 2 -OtBu Z-(Aib) 2 -OtBu C5, g+ Z-(Aib) 2 -OtBu C5/7, g- Molecule Relative Energies (kJ/mol) StructurePhenylPhiPsiPhi 2 Psi 2 C5, g+3.53 C C5/7, g-10.3 C5/ C7 + C5 NH Free C5 Conclusions Z-Aib-OH vs Z-Gly-OH Side chain seems to have very little influence on the electronic spectrum With only 2 Aib residues, there is not enough H- bonding potential to see helix formation Dihedral angles do appear to indicate the beginning of helix formation OH vs OMe vs OtBu Caps have significant influence on the hydrogen bonding (OH) OtBu proved very difficult to work with There is still much to be learned! Future Work ? Acknowledgements Prof. A switchable helix of Aib monomers, capped by a 3-phenyllactate under. B 2014, 118, DOI: /jp408818g Copyright 2013 American Chemical Society The Big Picture Methods s0s0 snsn Ion R2PIIR-UV HB s0s0 snsn Ion 200 ns s0s0 snsn Ion RIDIRS 200 ns S0S0 A A A A B B B B C C C C A B C A B C A B C CAB Z-Aib-OH (Major) Molecule Relative Energy (kJ/mol) C5, g C5, anti2.80 Z-Aib-OH C5, g+Z-Aib-OH C5, anti A B A = cm -1 B = cm -1 * * Z-Aib-OH C5, g+ Z-Aib-OH C5, anti C5 Free OH Possible Assignments (Minor) Molecule Relative Energy (kJ/mol) C5, g C5*, C5, anti2.80 OH-1 OH-2 Conf A OH-4 Z-Aib-OH C5 OH-7 (Conf A) OH-2 OH-1 OH-4OH-7Z-Aib-OH C5 Z-Aib-OH vs Z-Gly-OH Published in: Jacob C. Cole Jessica Placido Erin Daly Matthew A. Zwier Introduction -aminoisobutyric Acid (Aib) n forms 3 10 helices (i i+3) 3 residues/turn and angles are typically -60 and -30, respectively How does the choice for capping agent influence structure? How does length influence structure? (n) Timothy Zeko Steven F. Copyright © 2014 European Peptide Society and John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.SURVEYING THE HYDROGEN BONDING LANDSCAPE OF AN ACHIRAL, -AMINO ACID: CONFORMATION SPECIFIC IR AND UV SPECTROSCOPY OF 2-AMINOISOBUTYRIC ACID TD02 Joseph R.
Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 5.1, which is lower than the US average of 33.5. Fawn Creek has seen the job market decrease by -0.9 over the last year. The aggregation phenomenon is mainly due to hydrophobic interactions occurring between very stable helical structures, and the aromatic groups in the peptides seem to play a minor role. Lockheed Martin's CEO-elect Christopher Kubasik fired after an investigation found him to be having a close personal relationship with a subordinate employee. Fawn Creek has an unemployment rate of 4.7. Atomic force microscopy images indicate that these aggregates promote formation of long fibrils once they are deposited on a mica surface. gas-phase Aib oligomers: tests of the Aib residue as a 3 10-helix former' Phys. On the other hand, the homologous peptide with 15 U forms very stable and compact aggregates in 70/30 (v/v) methanol/water solution. Rotondaro,, Adalgisa Varuolo,, Matthew A. Spectroscopic experiments and molecular dynamics simulations show that the shortest homo-peptide, constituted by six U, does not exhibit any tendency to aggregate under the conditions examined. The peptides investigated have chain lengths between six and 15 residues and comprise benzyl and naphthyl groups at the N- and C-termini, respectively.
In the present article, the aggregation properties of the homo-peptides formed by α-aminoisobutyric acid (U) residues are discussed. Interactions between peptides are relevant from a biomedical point of view, in particular for the role played by their aggregates in different important pathologies, and also because peptide aggregates represent promising scaffolds for innovative materials.
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