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Antioxidant peptide A acetate

Catalog No. TP1869L CAS TP1869L

Synonyms: Antioxidant peptide A acetate (159147-88-3 free base)

Antioxidant peptide A acetate is a short peptide, which contains alternative aromatic or sulfur-containing amino acid.

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Antioxidant peptide A acetate Chemical Structure

Antioxidant peptide A acetate, CAS TP1869L

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Antioxidant peptide A acetate is a short peptide, which contains alternative aromatic or sulfur-containing amino acid.

In vitro

The effects of 10-100 μM of Antioxidant peptide A (Pep-A) concentrations are studied on the superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzyme activity. The enzyme activity decreases by 0.5 and 0.7-folds at 10 and 50 μM Antioxidant peptide A concentrations, respectively, and increases by 1.79-folds at 100 μM Antioxidant peptide A treatment, indicating that this concentration can be ideal for the treatment on Y79 a, RB cells. Furthermore, the Antioxidant peptide A can be involved in decreasing the ROS by increasing the antioxidant enzyme activity. A similar increase in the antioxidative enzyme levels in the presence of Hoki skin antioxidative peptide in hepatocarcinoma cells is attributed to the peptide’s role in maintaining the redox balance in the cellular environment. Cell viability analysis results show that the Antioxidant peptide A shows no toxicity to cancerous (Y79) cells and non-cancerous cells even after 48 h of treatment. The Y79 RB cell viability ranges between 115 and 157 % and 111-126 % after 24 and 48 h of exposures with Antioxidant peptide A, respectively. The cancer cell death from the treatment of 10-100 μM GNPs concentration is studied[1].

Synonyms	Antioxidant peptide A acetate (159147-88-3 free base)
Molecular Weight	831.02
Formula	C33H58N12O9S2
CAS No.	TP1869L

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Powder: -20°C for 3 years | In solvent: -80°C for 1 year

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References and Literature

1. Kalmodia S, et al. Bio-conjugation of antioxidant peptide on surface-modified gold nanoparticles: a novel approach to enhance the radical scavenging property in cancer cell. Cancer Nanotechnol. 2016;7:1.

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Peptide Compound Library Bioactive Compounds Library Max NO PAINS Compound Library Bioactive Compound Library Oxidation-Reduction Compound Library

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