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Fig 1.

Backbone RMSD for simulations of Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Table 1.

Equilibration point for simulations (ns).

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Table 2.

RMSD statistics for post-equilibration simulations (Å).

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Fig 2.

(a) RDF and (b) integrated RDF of Al-oxygen distances in Al-Aβ42.

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Fig 3.

Rg plots for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42 simulations.

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Table 3.

Rg statistics for post-equilibration simulations (Å).

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Fig 4.

RMSF plots, by residue, for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Fig 5.

Ramachandran plots for simulations of Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Fig 6.

Peptide secondary structure percentage, by residue, for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Table 4.

Total secondary structure character for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Fig 7.

Hydrogen bond incidence plots for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42 simulations.

Black circles indicate more than one type of hydrogen bond between the relevant residues.

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Table 5.

Hydrogen bond statistics for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42 simulations.

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Fig 8.

Salt bridge incidence plots (%) for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42 simulations.

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Fig 9.

Cα–Cα contact maps for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42.

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Fig 10.

Most populated clusters for Al-Aβ16, Al-Aβ40 and Al-Aβ42 simulations.

Al(III) is shown as a cyan sphere, selected atoms of Glu3, Asp7 and Glu11 as wireframe, and the remainder of the peptide as a ribbon, coloured by secondary structure (red = helix, blue = turn, white = coil).

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