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  • 3. pH-dependent fusion of phosphatidylcholine small vesicles. Induction by a synthetic amphipathic peptide.
    Parente RA, Nir S, Szoka FC.
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  • 9. Lecithin:cholesterol acyltransferase activation by synthetic amphipathic peptides.
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  • 13. Roles of peptide-peptide charge interaction and lipid phase separation in helix-helix association in lipid bilayer.
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  • 16. Design, synthesis and structure of an amphipathic peptide with pH-inducible haemolytic activity.
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  • 17. Design and characterization of an intramolecular antiparallel coiled coil peptide.
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  • 19. The spectroscopic analysis for binding of amphipathic and antimicrobial model peptides containing pyrenylalanine and tryptophan to lipid bilayer.
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  • 20. Homooligopeptides composed of hydrophobic amino acid residues interact in a specific manner by taking alpha-helix or beta-structure toward lipid bilayers.
    Lee S, Yoshitomi H, Morikawa M, Ando S, Takiguchi H, Inoue T, Sugihara G.
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