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English: Scheme to show the possible self-assembled structures of typical peptide amphiphiles. Each amino acid is 3.5 Å long, meaning that a peptide containing 10 amino acids will be 3.5 nm approximately. See: Geourjon, C.; Deléage, G., SOPM: a self-optimized method for protein secondary structure prediction. Protein Engineering, Design and Selection 1994, 7 (2), 157-164. |
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