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2022
Dehabadi M.H, Caflisch A., Ilie I.M, Firouzi R..  2022.  Interactions of curcumin's degradation products with the Aβ dimer: a computational study. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B. 126(39):7627-7637.
2013
Attanasio F., Convertino M., Magno A., Caflisch A., Corazza A., Haridas H., Esposito G., Cataldo S., Pignataro B., Milardi D. et al..  2013.  Carnosine inhibits Aβ42 aggregation by perturbing the H-bond network in and around the central hydrophobic cluster. ChemBioChem. 14(5):583-592.
Scherzer-Attali R., Convertino M., Pellarin R., Gazit E., Segal D., Caflisch A..  2013.  Methylations of tryptophan-modified naphthoquinone affect its inhibitory potential toward Aβ aggregation. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B. 117(6):1780-1789.
2011
Convertino M., Vitalis A., Caflisch A..  2011.  Disordered binding of small molecules to Aβ(12-28). The Journal of Biological Chemistry. 286(48):41578-41588.
Frydman-Marom A., Convertino M., Pellarin R., Lampel A., Shaltiel-Karyo R., Segal D., Caflisch A., Shalev D.E, Gazit E..  2011.  Structural basis for inhibiting β-amyloid oligomerization by a non-coded β-breaker-substituted endomorphin analogue. ACS Chemical Biology. 6(11):1265-1276.
2010
Huang D., Caflisch A..  2010.  Library screening by fragment-based docking. Journal of Molecular Recognition. 23(2):183-193.
2006
Cecchini M., Curcio R., Pappalardo M., Melki R., Caflisch A..  2006.  A molecular dynamics approach to the structural characterization of amyloid aggregation. Journal of Molecular Biology. 357(4):1306-1321.
2004
Gorfe A.A, Pellarin R., Caflisch A..  2004.  Membrane localization and flexibility of a lipidated ras peptide studied by molecular dynamics simulations. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 126(46):15277-15286.
2001
Majeux N., Scarsi M., Caflisch A..  2001.  Efficient electrostatic solvation model for protein-fragment docking. Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics. 42(2):256-268.