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Antimicrobial peptide shows enhanced activity and reduced toxicity upon grafting to chitosan polymers.

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Authors
Sahariah, Priyanka
Sørensen, Kasper K
Hjálmarsdóttir, Martha Á
Sigurjónsson, Ólafur E
Jensen, Knud J
Másson, Már
Thygesen, Mikkel B
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2015-07-25

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Chem. Commun. (Camb.) 2015, 51 (58):11611-4
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Here we report that grafting of a short antimicrobial peptide, anoplin, to chitosan polymers is a strategy for abolishing the hemolytic propensity, and at the same time increasing the activity of the parent peptide. Anoplin-chitosan conjugates were synthesized by CuAAC reaction of multiple peptides through 2-azidoacetyl groups on chitosan.
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