ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES (AMPs): DEFINITION, CLASSIFICATION, MECHANISM OF ACTION Nguyen Minh
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The emergence of multi-antibiotic-resistant bacteria due to the uncontrolled use of antibiotics in treating human and animal diseases in developing countries is causing serious health problems. The antimicrobial peptide is a small peptide fragment that exists in most organisms in the living world and has the ability to activate the immune system, fight bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites, and inhibit cancer cells. More than 3.700 AMPs have been discovered and 7 AMPs have been approved by the FDA for direct injection in humans, demonstrating their potential for application in alternative treatment to traditional antibiotics. However, AMPs have not been widely used in humans and animals due to limited supply, high purification costs, and instability in the digestive system.
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Antimicrobial peptide, AMP, antibiotics, antibiotic resistance
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