Multivalency amplifies the selection and affinity of bradykinin-derived peptides for lipid nanovesicles
Jonel P. Saludes(University of San Agustin), Hang Yin(Cornell University), Brandan M. Cook(Washington State University), Edwin R. Chapman(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Zeno Fiorini(University of Colorado Boulder), Leslie A. Morton(University of Colorado Boulder), Sara K. Coulup(University of Colorado Boulder), Lida A. Beninson(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Monika Fleshner(University of Colorado Boulder)
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