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Eleanor F Banwell

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Molecular Biology and Evolution|November 11, 2017
Reciprocal Nucleopeptides as the Ancestral Darwinian Self-ReplicatorEleanor F Banwell, Bernard M A G Piette, Anne Taormina, et al.
Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry|May 9, 2013
Protein interface pharmacophore mapping tools for small molecule protein: protein interaction inhibitor discoveryArnout Voet, Eleanor F Banwell, Kamlesh K Sahu, et al.
Biochemistry|September 5, 2008
MagicWand: a single, designed peptide that assembles to stable, ordered alpha-helical fibersChristopher Gribbon, Kevin J Channon, Weijie Zhang, et al.
Nature Materials|June 23, 2009
Rational design and application of responsive alpha-helical peptide hydrogelsEleanor F Banwell, Edgardo S Abelardo, Dave J Adams, et al.
Biophysical Journal|April 23, 2010
Assembly pathway of a designed alpha-helical protein fiberElizabeth H C Bromley, Kevin J Channon, Patrick J S King, et al.
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Molecular Biology and Evolution|November 11, 2017
Reciprocal Nucleopeptides as the Ancestral Darwinian Self-ReplicatorEleanor F Banwell, Bernard M A G Piette, Anne Taormina, et al.
Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry|May 9, 2013
Protein interface pharmacophore mapping tools for small molecule protein: protein interaction inhibitor discoveryArnout Voet, Eleanor F Banwell, Kamlesh K Sahu, et al.
Biochemistry|September 5, 2008
MagicWand: a single, designed peptide that assembles to stable, ordered alpha-helical fibersChristopher Gribbon, Kevin J Channon, Weijie Zhang, et al.
Nature Materials|June 23, 2009
Rational design and application of responsive alpha-helical peptide hydrogelsEleanor F Banwell, Edgardo S Abelardo, Dave J Adams, et al.
Biophysical Journal|April 23, 2010
Assembly pathway of a designed alpha-helical protein fiberElizabeth H C Bromley, Kevin J Channon, Patrick J S King, et al.
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