Abstract
In recent years, b-hairpin peptides have been studied in detail. b-Turns are the most common element of non-repetitive structure recognized in proteins.1 They consist of supersecondary structural elements in which two antiparallel adjacent peptide b-sheets are linked by a short loop. The loop size can vary; the majority of b-hairpins have loops of two to six residues,2 the most common loop size being two. Their dihedral angles (Table 1) are used to classify them.3
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