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Designing Hybrid Antibiotic Peptide Conjugates To Cross Bacterial Membranes.

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We design hybrid antibiotic peptide conjugates that can permeate membranes. Integration of multiple components with different functions into a single molecule is often problematic, due to competing chemical requirements for… Click to show full abstract

We design hybrid antibiotic peptide conjugates that can permeate membranes. Integration of multiple components with different functions into a single molecule is often problematic, due to competing chemical requirements for different functions and to mutual interference. By examining the structure of antimicrobial peptides (AMPs), we show that it is possible to design and synthesize membrane active antibiotic peptide conjugates (MAAPCs) that synergistically combine multiple forms of antimicrobial activity, resulting in unusually strong activity against persistent bacterial strains.

Keywords: peptide conjugates; designing hybrid; antibiotic peptide; conjugates cross; hybrid antibiotic

Journal Title: Bioconjugate chemistry
Year Published: 2017

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