Substitution of lysine for isoleucine at the center of the nonpolar face of the antimicrobial peptide, piscidin-1, leads to an increase in the rapidity of bactericidal activity and a reduction in toxicity

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Abstract
Substitution of lysine for isoleucine at the center of the nonpolar face of the antimicrobial peptide, piscidin-1, leads to an increase in the rapidity of bactericidal activity and a reduction in toxicity
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Authors Behrouz Taheri;Mohsen Mohammadi;Niloofar Momenzadeh;Zahra Farshadzadeh;Mona Roozbehani;Parva Dehghani;Sobhan Hajian;Sadegh Darvishi;Jebreil Shamseddin and
Journal Infection and drug resistance
Year 2019
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10.2147/IDR.S195872
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