Thematic Minireview Series on Circular Proteins

Circular proteins have now been discovered in all kingdoms of life and are characterized by their exceptional stability and the diversity of their biological activities, primarily in the realm of host defense functions. This thematic minireview series provides an overview of the distribution, evolut...

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Published in:The Journal of biological chemistry 2012-08, Vol.287 (32), p.26999-27000
Main Authors: Craik, David J., Allewell, Norma M.
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Bacterial Toxins
Bacteriocins
Cyclic Peptides
Cyclotides
Cysteine Protease
Defensins
Kalata B1
Minireviews
Peptide Biosynthesis
Peptide Chemical Synthesis
Peptides, Cyclic - biosynthesis
Peptides, Cyclic - physiology
Proteins - physiology
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Bacteriocins
Cyclic Peptides
Cyclotides
Cysteine Protease
Defensins
Kalata B1
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Peptide Biosynthesis
Peptide Chemical Synthesis
Peptides, Cyclic - biosynthesis
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Proteins - physiology
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