Antimicrobial peptides: therapeutic potential

A significant component of the innate immune system of a wide variety of animals and plants is arbitrated by cationic host defence peptides. In man, these peptides, in addition to exhibiting a direct antimicrobial activity, seems to provide a range of non-antimicrobial bioactivities related to defen...

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Published inExpert opinion on pharmacotherapy Vol. 7; no. 6; p. 653
Main Authors Zhang, Lijuan, Falla, Timothy J
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Published England 01.04.2006
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Abstract A significant component of the innate immune system of a wide variety of animals and plants is arbitrated by cationic host defence peptides. In man, these peptides, in addition to exhibiting a direct antimicrobial activity, seems to provide a range of non-antimicrobial bioactivities related to defence, inflammation and wound healing. Despite the fact that such peptides have so far failed to reach the market, there are continued initiatives to advance such potential therapeutics to, and through, the clinic. The reasons behind such initiatives include: reduced manufacturing costs for peptides; allowing entry into therapeutic areas previously inaccessible due to cost; the continued identification of previously unknown bioactivities of such peptides; and the resurgence of interest in peptide therapeutics. As a result, clinical programmes based on cationic host defence peptides exist in the areas of infection, dermatology, cancer and inflammation. The probability of clinical success for host defence peptide-based therapeutics is on the rise as options for a wider range of clinical indications emerge.
AbstractList A significant component of the innate immune system of a wide variety of animals and plants is arbitrated by cationic host defence peptides. In man, these peptides, in addition to exhibiting a direct antimicrobial activity, seems to provide a range of non-antimicrobial bioactivities related to defence, inflammation and wound healing. Despite the fact that such peptides have so far failed to reach the market, there are continued initiatives to advance such potential therapeutics to, and through, the clinic. The reasons behind such initiatives include: reduced manufacturing costs for peptides; allowing entry into therapeutic areas previously inaccessible due to cost; the continued identification of previously unknown bioactivities of such peptides; and the resurgence of interest in peptide therapeutics. As a result, clinical programmes based on cationic host defence peptides exist in the areas of infection, dermatology, cancer and inflammation. The probability of clinical success for host defence peptide-based therapeutics is on the rise as options for a wider range of clinical indications emerge.
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Anti-Infective Agents - metabolism
Anti-Infective Agents - therapeutic use
Antimicrobial Cationic Peptides - metabolism
Antimicrobial Cationic Peptides - therapeutic use
Humans
Technology, Pharmaceutical - trends
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