Planar stacking interactions of arginine and aromatic side-chains in proteins.
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Summary
A parallel stacking arrangement of the guanidinium groups of arginines directly over the center of the rings of aromatic side-chains is observed much more frequently in proteins than would be expected by chance.
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- 1994-01-13
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Side chain, Stacking, Asparagine, Hydrogen bond, Ring (chemistry)
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