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Structure-function relationship of antimicrobial peptide cathelicidin Pc-CATH1

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摘要 Cathelicidin Pc-CATH1 is a cathelicidin-derived myeloid antimicrobial peptide identified from Phasianus colchicus with strong antimicrobial activity against most of bacteria and fungi tested,including the clinically isolated(IS)drug-resistant strains.Considering the uniform distribution of net positive charge in both C-and N-terminus sequence of cathelicidin Pc-CATH1 and most of hydrophobic amino acid(aa)residues positioned in middle of the sequence,the antimicrobial peptide was used to investigate the structure-function relationship by truncating gradually N-or C-terminus amino acid residue.More than 10 modified peptide homo-logues(20-26 aa length)of cathelicidin Pc-CATH1 were found to keep strong antimicrobial abilities.The possible relationships between bioactivities including antimicrobial and hemolytic abilities,components of secondary structure,hydrophobicity,amphipathicity,net charge,and sequence length were investigated.The current work provided suggestions for structural and functional modification of linear,α-helical antimicrobial peptides containing no disulfided bridges.
出处 《Natural Products and Bioprospecting》 CAS 2012年第2期81-86,共6页 应用天然产物(英文)
基金 supported by Chinese National Natural Science Foundation(31070701,31000962,31025025,30730026) the Program of Shanghai Subject Chief Scientist(NO.09XD1405100) the Ministry of Science and Technology(2010CB529800,2009ZX09103-1/091,2011ZX09102-002-10) the Ministry of Agriculture(2009ZX08009-159B).
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