Backbone Stacking Interactions
Backbone Stacking Interactions is a molecular interaction phenomenon in which adjacent peptide backbone units in a protein or polymer structure engage in non-covalent, primarily electrostatic and van der Waals, stabilizing arrangements due to the alignment of their planar amide groups, distinguishing it from side-chain-mediated stacking by emphasizing the structural and energetic contributions of the polypeptide backbone itself.
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Measured and calculated CD spectra of G‐quartets stacked with the same or opposite polarities
Donald M. Gray, Jin‐Der Wen, Carla W. Gray et al. · Chirality · 2007 · 225 citations
Crystal structure of a 12 ANK repeat stack from human ankyrinR
Peter Michaely · The EMBO Journal · 2002 · 207 citations · Full text
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University of Lethbridge
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University of Oxford
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Johns Hopkins Medicine
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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Purdue University West Lafayette
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Johns Hopkins University
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Korea University
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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