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pET28a- T7 pro-6His -Sparamosin26-54-T7 ter

pET28a- T7 pro-6His -Sparamosin26-54-T7 ter

contribution

Penicillin is the first anti-infective drug used in clinical practice in the world. After years of development, more and more antibiotics have sprung up, but the problem of drug resistance caused by the large-scale and large-scale use of antibiotics has gradually become prominent. . Antibacterial peptides are considered to have broad application prospects due to their high antibacterial activity, wide antibacterial spectrum, wide variety, wide selection range, and difficulty in producing resistance mutations in target strains. The most prevalent mechanism of action of antimicrobial peptides is through their direct activity on bacterial cell membranes. Briefly, antimicrobial peptide binding leads to disruption of membrane potential, alteration of membrane permeability, and leakage of metabolites, ultimately leading to bacterial cell death. Through literature research, we found a variety of other novel antimicrobial peptides, one of which is Sparamosinsub26-54. We uploaded its DNA sequence information and basic introduction information into the registry of standard biological parts, and did the corresponding molecular construction to provide more antimicrobial peptide choices for future iGEM teams.

Figure 1. The map of the recombinant plasmids pET28a(+)-Sparamosin26-54 .

Sequence and Features