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Khatri, B and Nuthakki, VR and Chatterjee, J (2019) Strategies to Enhance Metabolic Stabilities. [Book Chapter]
Ghosh, P and Raj, N and Verma, H and Patel, M and Chakraborti, S and Khatri, B and Doreswamy, CM and Anandakumar, SR and Seekallu, S and Dinesh, MB and Jadhav, G and Yadav, PN and Chatterjee, J (2023) An amide to thioamide substitution improves the permeability and bioavailability of macrocyclic peptides. In: Nature Communications, 14 (1).
Bhowmick, J and Nag, M and Ghosh, P and Rajmani, RS and Chatterjee, R and Karmakar, K and Chandra, K and Chatterjee, J and Chakravortty, D and Varadarajan, R (2023) A CcdB toxin-derived peptide acts as a broad-spectrum antibacterial therapeutic in infected mice. In: EMBO Reports .
Khatri, B and Raghunathan, S and Chakraborti, S and Rahisuddin, R and Kumaran, S and Tadala, R and Wagh, P and Priyakumar, UD and Chatterjee, J (2021) Desolvation of Peptide Bond by O to S Substitution Impacts Protein Stability. In: Angewandte Chemie - International Edition .
Ghosh, P and Chatterjee, J (2020) CH-� interaction between cross-strand amino acid pairs stabilizes β-hairpins. In: Chemical Communications, 56 (92). pp. 14447-14450.
Rajput, M and Mandal, M and Anura, A and Mukhopadhyay, A and Subramanian, B and Paul, RR and Chatterjee, J (2020) Honey loaded silk fibroin 3D porous scaffold facilitates homeostatic full-thickness wound healing. In: Materialia, 12 .
Khatri, B and Majumder, P and Nagesh, J and Penmatsa, A and Chatterjee, J (2020) Increasing protein stability by engineering the n � �* interaction at the β-turn. In: Chemical Science, 11 (35). pp. 9480-9487.
Khatri, B and Bhat, P and Chatterjee, J (2020) Convenient synthesis of thioamidated peptides and proteins. In: Journal of Peptide Science, 26 (4-5).
Mukhopadhyay, A and Rajput, M and Barui, A and Chatterjee, SS and Pal, NK and Chatterjee, J and Mukherjee, R (2020) Dual cross-linked honey coupled 3D antimicrobial alginate hydrogels for cutaneous wound healing. In: Materials Science and Engineering C, 116 .
