In order to gain information on the activity shown by alpha-peptide/beta-sulfonamidopeptide hybrid analogs of the potent chemotactic agent fMLF-OMe, a structure-activity study is reported on N-Boc- and N-formyl tripeptide models containing an aminoalkanesulfonic acid as central residue. Directed migration (chemotaxis), superoxide anion production, and lysozyme release have been measured. The biochemical functions and the conformational properties of the new compounds are discussed and related to previously studied models containing beta-residues.

alpha-Peptide/beta-sulfonamidopeptide hybrids: Analogs of the chemotactic agent for-Met-Leu-Phe-OMe

Giordano Cesare;Masi Annalisa;
2006

Abstract

In order to gain information on the activity shown by alpha-peptide/beta-sulfonamidopeptide hybrid analogs of the potent chemotactic agent fMLF-OMe, a structure-activity study is reported on N-Boc- and N-formyl tripeptide models containing an aminoalkanesulfonic acid as central residue. Directed migration (chemotaxis), superoxide anion production, and lysozyme release have been measured. The biochemical functions and the conformational properties of the new compounds are discussed and related to previously studied models containing beta-residues.
2006
Istituto di Chimica Biomolecolare - ICB - Sede Pozzuoli
Inglese
14
8
2642
2652
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Aminoalkanesulfonates
Chemotactic tripeptides
Structure-activity relationships
Sulfonamidopeptides
Taurine
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Giordano Cesare; Lucente Gino; Masi Annalisa; Paglialunga Paradisi Mario; Sansone Anna; Spisani Susanna
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