Synthesis and Biological Activity of Four Kinds of Reversed Peptides
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概要
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We have synthesized four kinds of reversed peptides of various physiologically active peptides, which inhibit TNF (tumor necrosis factor) cytotoxicity, produce NGF (nerve growth factor), exert antimicrobial activity and inhibit cell attachment, respectively. They were examined for their biological activity in comparison with that of normal peptides, that is, naturally occurring peptides. The reversed peptides induce similar activities, but to a lesser extent than those of the normal peptides, respectively. These results indicate that there may be conformationally ambiguous binding in some of the naturally occurring ligand-protein interactions. This method may be useful as a tool to rapidly generate a novel lead peptide with the desired biological function from a naturally occurring active peptide.
- 公益社団法人日本薬学会の論文
- 1996-12-15
著者
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Iwahori A
Hoshi Univ. Tokyo Jpn
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NUMAO Naganori
BioFrontier Institute Inc.
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Numao N
Biofrontier Institute Inc.
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Numao Naganori
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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HIROTA Yukiko
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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IWAHORI Akiyo
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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SAMPE Ruriko
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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Hirota Y
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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LIE Byong-Lyul
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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TSUBOTA Yasushi
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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YOSHIOKA Haruhiko
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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FUCHITA Satoko
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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NAKAMURA Nobuko
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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SAITA Risako
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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TUNEMOTO Daiei
Sagami Chemical Research Center
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Numao N
Biofrontier Inst. Inc.
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