Average zipper propensity score as calculated by Rosetta from 1,563 proline-containing segments.

Average zipper propensity score as calculated by Rosetta from 1,563 proline-containing segments.

<p>(a) The impact of number of proline residues on the average zipper propensity score. (b) Mean zipper propensity scores for proline-containing segments based on position of proline in the hexapeptide sequence.</p> <p>(TIF)</p>

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Autor Principal:	Samantha Zink (22120627) (author)
Outros autores:	Songrong Qu (22120630) (author), Thomas Holton (491084) (author), Eesha Shankar (22120633) (author), Paulina Stanley (22120636) (author), David S. Eisenberg (1325538) (author), Michael R. Sawaya (217747) (author), Jose A. Rodriguez (1982692) (author)
Publicado:	2025
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