Cc?

Cc? is a synthetic peptide consisting of 17 amino acid residues that was designed for research purposes. It has the capability to mimic the conformational transition from ?-helix (?-helix) to ?-sheet (?-sheet), a crucial step in the aggregation process of many disease-related proteins, such as those implicated in Alzheimer's Disease and prion diseases. cc? is therefore utilized in the study of diseases associated with protein aggregation.

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