Bacterial-Specific Aggregation and Killing of Immunomodulatory Host Defense Peptides
This study involves the design and development of disulfide bridge-linked antimicrobial peptides using the host defense protein Angiogenin 4 (chAng4) as a template. The mini peptides derived from chAng4 (mCA4s) were evaluated for their antibacterial efficacies in various pathogenic bacterial strains...
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Main Authors: | Nauman Nazeer (Author), Juan Carlos Rodriguez-Lecompte (Author), Marya Ahmed (Author) |
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2021-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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