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• W4386022057 abstract "Due to the enhanced resistance of bacteria to antibiotics, researchers always try to find effective alternatives to treat drug-resistant bacterial infections. In this context, we have explored antimicrobial peptides (AMPs), which are a broad class of small peptide molecules, and investigated their efficacy as potent antibacterial and antibiofilm agents. AMPs can cause cell death either through disruption of the cell membrane or by inhibiting vital intracellular functions, by binding to RNA, DNA, or intracellular components upon transversion through the cell membrane. We attempted to find potent intracellular cationic AMPs that can demonstrate antibacterial activity through interaction with DNA. As a source of AMPs, we have utilized those that are secreted from the human microbiome with the anticipation that these will be non-toxic in nature. Out of the total 1087 AMPs, 27 were screened on the basis of amino acid length and efficacy to cross the cell membrane barrier. From the list of 27 peptides, 4 candidates were selected through the docking score of these peptides with the DNA binding domain of H2A proteins. Further, the molecular dynamics simulation analysis demonstrated that 2 AMPs, i.e., peptides 7 and 25, are having considerable membrane permeation and DNA binding ability. Further, the in vitro analysis indicated that both peptides 7 and 25 could exhibit potent antibacterial and antibiofilm activities. In order to further enhance the antibiofilm potency, the above AMPs were used as supplements to silver nanoclusters (Ag NCs) to get synergistic activity. The synergistic activity of Ag NCs was found to be significantly increased with both the above AMPs." @default.
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• W4386022057 title "Finding Novel AMPs Secreted from the Human Microbiome as Potent Antibacterial and Antibiofilm Agents and Studying Their Synergistic Activity with Ag NCs" @default.
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