Walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides target through metabolic pathway and novel antibacterial peptides identification.

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Autori principali: Ma, Hui, Lu, Zhiqiang, Yang, Han, Gao, Yansong, Lin, Songyi, Li, Fang, Kong, Lingming
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Pubblicazione: Food chemistry: X 2026
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author Ma, Hui
Lu, Zhiqiang
Yang, Han
Gao, Yansong
Lin, Songyi
Li, Fang
Kong, Lingming
author_facet Ma, Hui
Lu, Zhiqiang
Yang, Han
Gao, Yansong
Lin, Songyi
Li, Fang
Kong, Lingming
Ma, Hui
Lu, Zhiqiang
Yang, Han
Gao, Yansong
Lin, Songyi
Li, Fang
Kong, Lingming
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides target through metabolic pathway and novel antibacterial peptides identification. Ma, Hui Lu, Zhiqiang Yang, Han Gao, Yansong Lin, Songyi Li, Fang Kong, Lingming To address challenges from biofilm-forming, antibiotic-resistant pathogens like this study explored walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides (WGAP) as sustainable alternatives, integrating metabolomics, peptidomics, and computational biology to uncover their mechanisms and identify novel antibacterial peptides. WGAP exhibited significant efficacy against (MIC = 53.5 μg/mL) with minimal hemolysis (
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spellingShingle Walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides target through metabolic pathway and novel antibacterial peptides identification.
Ma, Hui
Lu, Zhiqiang
Yang, Han
Gao, Yansong
Lin, Songyi
Li, Fang
Kong, Lingming
Walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides target through metabolic pathway and novel antibacterial peptides identification. Ma, Hui Lu, Zhiqiang Yang, Han Gao, Yansong Lin, Songyi Li, Fang Kong, Lingming To address challenges from biofilm-forming, antibiotic-resistant pathogens like this study explored walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides (WGAP) as sustainable alternatives, integrating metabolomics, peptidomics, and computational biology to uncover their mechanisms and identify novel antibacterial peptides. WGAP exhibited significant efficacy against (MIC = 53.5 μg/mL) with minimal hemolysis (
title Walnut glutelin antibacterial peptides target through metabolic pathway and novel antibacterial peptides identification.
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41810363/