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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 April 2009
A number of studies [1] have concerned themselves with properties of artificial poly-peptide chains, which differ from naturally occurring poly-peptides in two ways: There is only one kind of amino-acid in each polymer chain, but that acid occurs both in its right-handed and in its left-handed (D and L) forms, with some random order of L and D constituents.