How very small changes in the peptide sequence of
β-amyloids influence their redox properties. Electrochemical studies of copper complexes with Aβ(11-16) and pAβ(11-16)

Magdalena Zofia Wiloch; Martin Jönsson-Niedziółka

doi:10.26434/chemrxiv-2022-vz4cg-v2

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How very small changes in the peptide sequence of β-amyloids influence their redox properties. Electrochemical studies of copper complexes with Aβ(11-16) and pAβ(11-16)

01 July 2022, Version 2

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Here we demonstrate a significant difference in redox behaviour of copper complexes with β-amyloids Aβ(11-x) and pAβ(11-x) which are models for important components of senile plaques. A small change in the peptide chain may enhance reactive oxygen species (ROS) formation which can severely damage nerve cells.

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Pyroglutamate-modified Amyloid-β

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Very small changes in the peptide sequence alter the redox properties of Aβ(11–16)-Cu(II) and pAβ(11–16)-Cu(II) β-amyloid complexes

Magdalena Z. Wiloch, Martin Jönsson-Niedziółka journal article

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry , Volume 922

Print publication date: Oct, 2022

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Jul 01, 2022 Version 2

Feb 08, 2022 Version 1

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The manuscript has been updated with additional UV-Vis spectroscopy data, underlining the difference between the behaviour of the two peptides in the different electrolytes.

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10.26434/chemrxiv-2022-vz4cg-v2

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Narodowe Centrum Nauki

2021/40/C/ST4/00090

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