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Motifs for making tricycles

Heinis, Christian  
May 8, 2023
Nature Chemical Biology

Tricyclic peptides have reduced conformational flexibility, making them well suited for ligand development. Researchers have now generated large combinatorial libraries of tricyclic peptides using a disulfide-directing motif. Screening these libraries discovered binders to challenging protein targets.

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