Veterinary Biological Medicine Celastrin 5kg Antimicrobial Peptide

Veterinary Drug Biological Medicine Celastrin Antimicrobial Peptide For Animal Use

Antimicrobial Peptide, also known as antimicrobial peptides, is a type of polypeptide with broad-spectrum antibacterial, fungal, parasitic, and tumor cell activity, which is induced by external conditions and encoded by specific genes of various biological cells. Because the widespread use of antibiotics has caused microbial resistance, the development of new antibacterial drugs has become a research hotspot in recent years, and antibacterial peptides are important effector molecules of biological natural immunity and have the effect of regulating host immunity, so they have great clinical application potential. At present, there are more than 2,200 sources of antimicrobial peptides from bacteria, fungi, humans, insects, etc., and the genetic sequences of some of them have been determined. Antibacterial peptides have many advantages, such as non-toxic side effects (only a few species have hemolytic activity), no pollution, no residue, difficult to produce drug resistance, can inhibit cancer cell expansion, regulate the body's immune response, and anti-inflammatory functions. In recent years, the research focus in the field of biology and pharmacy. Product ingredients antibacterial peptides.