Flexible Conformation May be Key to Design of Potent Therapeutic Peptides for Diabetes
Researchers suggest that their findings could help improve in the future design of diabetes drugs and possibly other therapeutic peptides.
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Researchers suggest that their findings could help improve in the future design of diabetes drugs and possibly other therapeutic peptides.
Peptides could be more effective to treat diabetes if they were more flexible and could move back and forth between different shapes, according to a recent study.
A little wiggle room might be just what the doctor ordered. New research suggests that the peptides -; short chunks of protein -; used to treat Type 2 diabetes may be more effective if they're able to flexibly move back and forth between different shapes.
According to a new research, peptides could be more effective to treat diabetes if they were more flexible and could move back and forth between different shapes.
MADISON – A little wiggle room might be just what the doctor ordered. New research suggests that the peptides — short chunks of protein — used to