Table 3.

Folding of the monomers and oligomerization properties of peptides 3a–3n.

Peptide	Folding of the monomer	Oligomerization properties
3a	partial	tetramera
3b	partial	tetramerb
3c	partial	tetramerb
3d	partial	tetramerb
3e	partial	tetramerb
3f	good	tetramer (with a K1,4 higher than 3a)c
3g	good	tetramer (with a K1,4 higher than 3a)d
3h	partial	tetramer (with a K1,4 lower than 3a)e
3i	partial	____f
3j	partial	hexamer or octamerg
3k	partial	hexamer or octamerg
3l	partial	____f
3m	partial	____f
3n	partial	____f

^aThe oligomerization state was determined by PFG NMR diffusion measurements and AUC experiments.

^bThe oligomerization state was inferred from similar oligomerization behavior as peptide 3a in concentration-dependent ¹H NMR studies.

^cThe oligomerization state was determined by PFG NMR diffusion measurements ⁴⁶ and ¹H NMR concentration studies.

^dThe oligomerization state was inferred from similar oligomerization behavior as peptide 3f in concentration-dependent ¹H NMR studies.

^eThe oligomerization state was determined by PFG NMR diffusion measurements ⁴⁷ and ¹H NMR concentration studies.

^fSome self-association without distinct oligomer formation was observed by concentration-dependant ¹H NMR studies.

^gThe oligomerization state was determined by PFG NMR diffusion measurements.⁴⁸