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Libby Marshall

Boynton Beach
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Self‐Assembly of Off‐Target Peptide Sequences: Implications for the Design of Soft Materials

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By Yanyao Wang, Ravi R. Sonani, Libby Marshall, Simona Bianco
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The self-assembly of short peptides can be used to form useful materials, including gels for cell culture and tissue engineering, optoelectronics, drug delivery, pressure-sensitive materials, and sensors.[1-3] A number of these materials are now commercialized.[4, 5] A well-known strategy for forming peptide-based materials involves the double layers of β-strands, in which repeats of amino acids with a high β-strand forming potential are used, usually by alternating polar and...
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Kay Jewelers Is Excited To Announce Our New Line Of Cursed Jewelry

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By Libby Marshall
| Medium
For the moments you’ll never forget…or forgive. Since 1916, Kay Jewelers has provided our customers with the finest quality gems at unbeatable prices for every moment of love. And now, Kay Jewelers wants to help you celebrate another special emotion: hate. We’re proud to introduce our line of cursed jewelry, Kay Kursed.® For the moments you’ll never forget…or forgive. We have jewels for every abhorrent person in your life.
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Nebraska - The Offing

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By Marybeth Barker, Ron Riekki, Libby Marshall, Davon Loeb
| The Offing Verified
There is a ghost that haunts every single one of us. Mine is the devil himself. His face is cut out of construction paper, stapled to the corkboard outside my classroom. If I had not learned that he represents evil incarnate, he might appear nice. Simple. A red, oval-shaped head with horns, a forked tongue. It is my teacher’s effort to cut simple shapes and construct a caricature. It is innocent enough. Near his eyes are two staples that hold him to the board.
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