Amino acid substitutions in an alpha-helical antimicrobial arachnid peptide affect its chemical properties and biological activity towards pathogenic bacteria but improves its therapeutic index

作者: A. Rodríguez , E. Villegas , H. Satake , L. D. Possani , Gerardo Corzo

DOI: 10.1007/S00726-009-0449-Y

关键词: AntimicrobialPeptide synthesisBiologyAmino acidPeptideProlineResidue (chemistry)BiochemistryBiological activityAntimicrobial peptides

摘要: Four variants of the highly hemolytic antimicrobial peptide Pin2 were chemically synthesized with aim to investigate role proline residue in this peptide, by replacing it motif glycine-valine-glycine [GVG], which was found confer low activity a spider peptide. The position 14 substituted [V], [GV], [VG] and [GVG]. Only variant for [GVG] less compared that all other variants. kept its Muller–Hilton agar diffusion assays, whereas three effective. However, variants, active when challenged against Gram-positive bacteria broth assays suggesting chemical properties peptides such as hydrophobicity is an important indication semi-solid environments.

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