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===Spontaneous===
===Spontaneous===
Some isopeptide bonds appear to form spontaneously during protein folding. These include the intramolecular (within molecule) isopeptide bonds in pilin monomers<ref name="kang2009" /><ref name="kang2011">PMID: 21055949</ref>, and intermolecular (between molecule) "chain mail" isopeptide bonds in the capsid of bacteriophage HK97<ref name="wikoff2000" />.
Some isopeptide bonds appear to form spontaneously during protein folding. These include
*Intramolecular (within molecule) isopeptide bonds in pilin monomers<ref name="kang2009" /><ref name="kang2011">PMID: 21055949</ref>.
*Intermolecular (between molecule) "chain mail" isopeptide bonds in the capsid of bacteriophage HK97<ref name="wikoff2000" />.
*Engineered intramolecular isopeptide bonds between collagen mimetic peptides<ref>PMID: 32820897</ref>.


===Enzymatic===
===Enzymatic===