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Molecular interaction studies of peptides using steady‐state fluorescence intensity. Static (de)quenching revisited

Protein–protein interactions, as well as peptide–peptide and peptide–protein interactions are fields of study of growing importance as molecular‐level detail is avidly pursued in drug design, metabolic regulation and molecular dynamics, among other classes of studies. In membranes, this issue is particularly relevant because lipid bilayers potentiate molecular interactions due to the high local concentration of peptides and other solutes.