Wojciech Dzwolak

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University of Warsaw

Poland

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Professor Wojciech Dzwolak is a faculty member at the University of Warsaw, Poland. His research focuses on protein studies, particularly in the context of amyloid fibrils and luminescent nanoclusters. Recent publications include investigations into the self-assembly of insulin-derived peptides and the structural characterization of cyclic dipeptides. His work contributes to a deeper understanding of protein aggregation mechanisms and the design of aggregation-resistant peptides.

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Articles (13)

Shedding Light on the Proteinaceous Envelope Protecting Luminescent Gold Nanoclusters: A Review

Clues to the Design of Aggregation-Resistant Insulin from Proline Scanning of Highly Amyloidogenic Peptides Derived from the N-Terminal Segment of the A-Chain

From a Droplet to a Fibril and from a Fibril to a Droplet: Intertwined Transition Pathways in Highly Dynamic Enzyme-Modulated Peptide-Adenosine Triphosphate Systems

The Structural Characterisation and DFT-Aided Interpretation of Vibrational Spectra for Cyclo(l-Cys-d-Cys) Cyclic Dipeptide in a Solid State

Self-Assembly of Insulin-Derived Chimeric Peptides into Two-Component Amyloid Fibrils: The Role of Coulombic Interactions

Liquid-Droplet-Mediated ATP-Triggered Amyloidogenic Pathway of Insulin-Derived Chimeric Peptides: Unraveling the Microscopic and Molecular Processes

Virtual Quasi-2D Intermediates as Building Blocks for Plausible Structural Models of Amyloid Fibrils from Proteins with Complex Topologies: A Case Study of Insulin

Enzymatic digestion of luminescent albumin-stabilized gold nanoclusters under anaerobic conditions: clues to the quenching mechanism

Neurotoxicity of oligomers of phosphorylated Tau protein carrying tauopathy-associated mutation is inhibited by prion protein.

Multiscale Modeling of Amyloid Fibrils Formed by Aggregating Peptides Derived from the Amyloidogenic Fragment of the A-Chain of Insulin

A tale of two tails: Self-assembling properties of A- and B-chain parts of insulin's highly amyloidogenic H-fragment

Exploring the polymorphism, conformational dynamics and function of amyloidogenic peptides and proteins by temperature and pressure modulation

Selective and stoichiometric incorporation of ATP by self-assembling amyloid fibrils

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Maria Jolanta Redowicz

Krzysztof Wozniak

Hanna Nieznanska

Krzysztof Nieznanski

Agata Królikowska

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