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Newly synthesized peptide, Ara-27, exhibits significant improvement in cell-penetrating ability compared to conventional peptides

Posted on May 9, 2020January 24, 2022 By Taylor No Comments on Newly synthesized peptide, Ara-27, exhibits significant improvement in cell-penetrating ability compared to conventional peptides
Newly synthesized peptide, Ara-27, exhibits significant improvement in cell-penetrating ability compared to conventional peptides

Cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) are brief amino acid sequences recognized to act as a car for enhancing the intracellular translocating effectivity of additionalcellular molecules. Although many teams have tried to develop peptides with excessive cell-penetrating efficiencies, only a few have demonstrated environment friendly cellular uptake of CPPs at low concentrations. Here, we describe a newly synthesized peptide derived…

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Newly synthesized peptide, Ara-27, exhibits significant improvement in cell-penetrating ability compared to conventional peptides

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