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English: This image will appear in the wikipedia peptidomimetics page. Figure 1. D-peptides assume the mirror image conformation of their L-peptide analogues. Many D-proteins and other D-peptides when placed on a nonchiral solvent like water, assume the mirror image conformation of their L-peptide counterpart. Pictured is an L-peptide (1) fragment with the sequence Asp-Val-Ser and the D-peptide Asp-Val-Ser (2) shown from C-terminus to N-terminus. |
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| Author | Pablo.gainza |
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