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Channel formation by salmon and human calcitonin in black lipid membranes.

Channel formation by salmon and human calcitonin in black lipid membranes.

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Three-Dimensional Structure and Orientation of Rat Islet Amyloid Polypeptide Protein in a Membrane Environment by Solution NMR Spectroscopy Converting the Highly Amyloidogenic Human Calcitonin into a Powerful Fibril Inhibitor by Three-dimensional Structure Homology with a Non-amyloidogenic Analogue Rational design of aggregation-resistant bioactive peptides: reengineering human calcitonin.Interactions of the human calcitonin fragment 9-32 with phospholipids: a monolayer study De-novo design of antimicrobial peptides for plant protection.Calcitonin forms oligomeric pore-like structures in lipid membranes.Effect of sterols on beta-amyloid peptide (AbetaP 1-40) channel formation and their properties in planar lipid membranes.Effect of nanomolar concentrations of sodium dodecyl sulfate, a catalytic inductor of alpha-helices, on human calcitonin incorporation and channel formation in planar lipid membranes.Membrane surface-associated helices promote lipid interactions and cellular uptake of human calcitonin-derived cell penetrating peptides.AβP1-42 incorporation and channel formation in planar lipid membranes: the role of cholesterol and its oxidation products.Calcitonin-derived carrier peptide plays a major role in the membrane localization of a peptide-cargo complex.Effect of calcium ions on human calcitonin. Possible implications for bone resorption by osteoclasts.

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Channel formation by salmon and human calcitonin in black lipid membranes.

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Effects of glycosylation on the structure and dynamics of eel calcitonin in micelles and lipid bilayers determined by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

Alamethicin. A rich model for channel behavior.

Translocation of human calcitonin in respiratory nasal epithelium is associated with self-assembly in lipid membrane.

Effects of calcitonin on animal and in vitro models of skeletal metabolism.

Transmucosal delivery systems for calcitonin: a review.

Primary structure of peptides and ion channels. Role of amino acid side chains in voltage gating of melittin channels

Insertion of peptide chains into lipid membranes: an off-lattice Monte Carlo dynamics model.

Conformational flexibility in calcitonin: the dynamic properties of human and salmon calcitonin in solution.

Structure of the gramicidin A channel: discrimination between the piL,D and the beta helix by electrical measurements with lipid bilayer membranes.

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