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Fold-Sensitive Visible Fluorescence in β-Sheet Peptide Structures
Boris Apter
, Nadezda Lapshina
, Igor Lapsker
, Amir Handelman
, Antonella Accardo
, Carlo Diaferia
, Giancarlo Morelli
*
,
Gil Rosenman
*
*
Corresponding author for this work
School of Electrical Engineering
Holon Institute of Technology
University of Naples Federico II
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Visible Fluorescence
100%
Peptide Structure
100%
Fluorescence Effect
100%
Emission Spectrum
66%
Bioimaging
66%
Bio-inspired
66%
Super-resolution Microscopy
33%
Biocompatibility
33%
Fluorochrome
33%
Secondary Structure
33%
High Quantum Yield
33%
Visible Region
33%
Molecular Dyes
33%
Protein Assembly
33%
Biomolecules
33%
Ultrashort Peptides
33%
Biomolecular
33%
Fluorescence Characteristics
33%
Electronic Structure
33%
Thermally Activated Processes
33%
Excitation Spectrum
33%
Tunable Fluorescence
33%
Biochemical Composition
33%
Molecular Spectroscopy
33%
Wideband Spectrum
33%
Optical Nanomaterials
33%
Amyloidogenic Pathway
33%
Protein-peptide Complex
33%
Fluorescence Wavelength
33%
Chemistry
Peptide
100%
Emission Spectra
66%
Bioimaging
66%
Nucleation
33%
Secondary Structure
33%
Fluorochrome
33%
Electronic State
33%
Nanofiber
33%
Molecular Spectroscopy
33%
Nanomaterial
33%
Amino Acid Sequence
33%
Protein Assembly
33%
High Quantum Yield
33%
Material Science
Peptide
100%
Nucleation
33%
Nanofiber
33%
Molecular Spectroscopy
33%
Nanostructured Material
33%
Energy Level
33%
Protein Assembly
33%
Primary Structure
33%
High Quantum Yield
33%