Different tail enigneered resorcinarenes have been examined towards the insulin fibrillation via experimental and computational studies. The resorcinarene showed a promising effect on the inhibition of insulin fibrillalition via ThT assay, CD spectra, and AFM images. Both ThT assay and computational results indicate the tail from the resorcinarene has an impact on insulin fibrillation by either inhibition or promotion because of the resident position on insulin. These observations have significant biological implications in the design of lead drug molecules as well as the development of potential therapeutic strategies.
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Materials Science
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