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Fig 1.

Polymorphism of insulin amyloid-like fibrils formed at different pH* values.

FTIR absorption spectra (second derivative spectra in the inset) of fibrils grown in the presence (A), and absence (B) of 5% DMSO (spectra were repeated using different FTIR instruments in different labs, see S1 Fig). AFM images of fibrils prepared in the presence of DMSO at pH*1.6 (C), and pH*2 (D) or in absence of DMSO at pH*1.6 (E), and pH*2 (F). Fibril height measurements are shown in S2 Fig.

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Fig 2.

Kinetics of seed-induced aggregation of insulin; followed by ThT fluorescence intensity (A) as maker of fibril formation, and light absorbance at 600 nm (B). Measurements were repeated using 3 batch preparations showing similar results.

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Fig 3.

Infrared spectral features determined by the seeding template.

Absorption and second derivative (inset) FTIR spectra.

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Fig 4.

Infrared spectra of insulin amyloid-like fibrils formed in normal water (H2O).

Absorption and second derivative (inset) FTIR spectra.

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Fig 5.

Proposed scheme of insulin amyloid straining.

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Fig 6.

The effect of high insulin concentration (A), and organic cosolvents (B). Absorption and second derivative (inset) FTIR spectra.

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Table 1.

Summary of FTIR band positions of insulin amyloid-like fibrils.

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Fig 7.

Size distribution of insulin in solution.

DLS measurements were repeated using 3 batch preparations with similar results.

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