Multi-Facial, Non-Peptidic α-Helix Mimetics
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α-Helices often recognize their target proteins at protein-protein interfaces through more than one recognition face. This review describes the state-of-the-art in the design of non-peptidic α-helix mimetics that reproduce functionality from multiple faces of an α-helix.
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