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Penetratin and derivatives acting as antibacterial agents

Garro et al., 2013

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9141261413033733757
Author
Garro A
Olivella M
Bombasaro J
Lima B
Tapia A
Feresin G
Perczel A
Somlai C
Penke B
López Cascales J
Rodríguez A
Enriz R
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Chemical Biology & Drug Design

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The synthesis, in vitro evaluation and conformational study of penetratin and structurally related derivatives acting as antibacterial agents are reported. Among the compounds evaluated here, two methionine sulphoxide derivatives (RQIKIWFQNRRM [O] KWKK‐NH 2 …
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