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Direct observation of the ‘lubricant of life’ using ultrafast spectroscopies

Neil T. Hunt, David A. Turton, Lisa Kattner, Richard P. Shanks, and Klaas Wynne

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Abstract

For the first time we have observed the changes occurring in the terahertz Raman spectrum of a peptide in a secondary-structure transition. Comparison with a phenol model system suggests an origin in hydrogen bonding.

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