Antibiotic Peptide de-extinction (APEX) is a deep-learning AI solution that can unearth ancient antibiotics to effectively combat superbugs and tackle antibiotic resistance on a global scale.
The collective genomes of the human gut microbiome, known as the metagenome, encode peptides that are effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Modified antimicrobial peptides with protein sequences for augmenting antimicrobial and antibiofilm properties.
Antimicrobial peptides computationally mined from the human proteome.
Combining naturally occurring peptides by hybridizing them with known active peptides to synthesize effective antimicrobial peptides with minimal cytotoxicity.
Synthetic antimicrobial peptides derived from wasp venom to treat antibiotic-resistant infections.
Peptides derived from the human apolipoprotein B that are antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, highly cytotoxic, and do not select for bacterial resistance.
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A method for manipulating wasp venom peptide to maintain antimicrobial properties while reducing human toxicity.
Unnatural amino acid substitution for hyperstable collagen-based materials