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Azole γ‐Peptides Helix Switching via Heterocycle Substitutions
Precise control of peptide backbone folding through non‐covalent interactions remains a major challenge in foldamer design. In this work, we demonstrate that heteroatom substitutions program conformational switching in azole γ‐peptides by tuning intrinsic stereoelectronic effects within heterocyclic
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