All-d-enantiomer of β-amyloid peptide forms ion channels in lipid bilayers

Keyphrases

• Alzheimer's Disease 100%
• Molecular Dynamics Simulation 100%
• Ion Channels 100%
• Lipid Bilayer 100%
• Dysregulation 100%
• Amyloid-β Peptide 100%
• Senile Dementia 50%
• Ca2+ 50%
• Receptor Binding 50%
• Beta-blockers 50%
• Most Common Form 50%
• Complementary Approach 50%
• Aging Population 50%
• Experimental Values 50%
• Cell Surface Receptor 50%
• Zn2+ 50%
• Ion-conducting Channels 50%
• Ion Conductivity 50%
• Entire Sequence 50%
• D-amino Acids 50%
• Receptor-independent 50%
• Ion Transporters 50%
• Electrophysiological Recordings 50%
• Ionic Conductivity 50%
• Ionic Transport 50%
• Neuronal Death 50%
• Peptide Interaction 50%
• Single Channel Conductance 50%
• Channel Conductance 50%
• Stereospecificity 50%
• Planar Lipid Bilayer 50%
• Ionic Homeostasis 50%
• Synaptic Degeneration 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Amyloid 100%
• Conductance 100%
• Lipid Bilayer 100%
• Enantiomer 100%
• Dynamics 66%
• Eicosanoid Receptor 66%
• Amino Acids 33%
• Homeostasis 33%
• Cell Membrane 33%
• Receptor Binding 33%
• Ion Conductance 33%
• Stereospecificity 33%
• Ion Transport 33%
• Electrophysiological Procedures 33%

Neuroscience

• Amyloid 100%
• Ion Channel 100%
• Lipid Bilayer 100%
• Alzheimer's Disease 66%
• Eicosanoid Receptor 66%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 33%
• Epileptic Absence 33%
• Receptor Binding 33%
• Membrane Receptor 33%
• Ion Conductance 33%
• Neuronal Death 33%
• Ion Transport 33%
• Senile Dementia 33%
• Dextro Amino Acid 33%