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Synergistic antibacterial and anti-inflammatory activity of temporin A and modified temporin B in vivo

Capparelli et al., 2009

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Capparelli R
Romanelli A
Iannaccone M
Nocerino N
Ripa R
Pensato S
Pedone C
Iannelli D
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Temporins are antimicrobial peptides secreted by the granular glands of the European red frog (Rana temporaria). They are 10–14 amino acid long polypeptides active prevalently against gram positive bacteria. This study shows that a synthetic temporin B analogue (TB …
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