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peptide

peptide In this context, a peptide is a biological molecule that can bind certain cell receptors and be designed for use as a research tool or therapy.

In this context, a peptide is a biological molecule that can bind certain cell receptors and be designed for use as a research tool or therapy. The source also contrasts peptides with larger proteins by noting that peptides often have less elaborate three-dimensional structure.

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Drafting source: Junker Hannes; Schoeder Clara T. Assessment of generative de novo peptide design methods for G protein-coupled receptors. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355549; article XML SHA-256 d993d9b05b40e69ed00fa2ff7060107cebc8ea965e20051abe2fa62bd910bb7e. “Assessment of generative de novo peptide design methods for G protein-coupled receptors” (10.1371/journal.pone.0355549).
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