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An Atlas of Anionic Antimicrobial Peptides from Amphibians
David Phoenix
London South Bank University
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Amphibians
100%
Anionic Antimicrobial Peptides
100%
Africa
20%
Nanomaterials
20%
South America
20%
Membrane Interaction
20%
Membranolysis
20%
Toroidal Pore
20%
Anticancer Action
20%
Biologically Active Agents
20%
Conventional Antibiotics
20%
PH Dependence
20%
Antimicrobial Mechanism
20%
Net Charge
20%
Tilted Peptide
20%
Toad
20%
Amyloidogenesis
20%
Salamander
20%
Untapped Potential
20%
Newt
20%
Pore Formation
20%
Frog
20%
Neuropeptide Function
20%
South China
20%
Antibacterial Activity
20%
Peptide Formation
20%
Antiviral Agents
20%
Antifungal Activity
20%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Polypeptide Antibiotic Agent
100%
Amphibia
100%
Antibiotics
20%
Antiinfective Agent
20%
Antifungal Activity
20%
Antivirus Agent
20%
Anura
20%
Salamandridae
20%
Neuropeptide
20%
Antibacterial Activity
20%
Nanomaterial
20%
Amyloid Protein
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Antimicrobial Peptides
100%
Amphibia
100%
Anticancer
20%
Anura
20%
Channel Gating
20%
Salamandridae
20%
Neuropeptide
20%
Antifungal Activity
20%
Antibacterial Activity
20%
Peptide Synthesis
20%
Amyloid Protein
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Antimicrobial Peptides
100%
Amphibia
100%
Salamanders and Newts
20%
Anura
20%
Antineoplastic Activity
20%
Peptide Synthesis
20%
Nanomaterial
20%
Amyloid Protein
20%