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β-Turn structure in glycinylphenylalanine dipeptide based N-amidothioureas

Xiaosheng Yan, Kun Wu, Yuan Yuan, Ying Zhan, Jinhe Wang, Zhao Li, Yun‐Bao Jiang

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Transforming the C-terminal amide of a glycinylphenylalanine dipeptide into N-amidothiourea affords a β-turn structure in the formed dipeptide based N-amidothioureas, which can be readily identified by an induced CD signal from the achiral phenylthiourea chromophore.

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Transforming the C-terminal amide of a glycinylphenylalanine dipeptide into N-amidothiourea affords a β-turn structure in the formed dipeptide based N-amidothioureas, which can be readily identified by an induced CD signal from the achiral phenylthiourea chromophore.

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Transforming the C-terminal amide of a glycinylphenylalanine dipeptide into N-amidothiourea affords a β-turn structure in the formed dipeptide based N-amidothioureas, which can be readily identified by an induced CD signal from the achiral phenylthiourea chromophore.

Key concepts: Dipeptide, Chromophore, Amide, Chemistry, Turn (biochemistry), Stereochemistry, Peptide, Combinatorial chemistry

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