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Overview on the Applications and Effects of Peptides in the Therapeutic



Authored by Mozhdeh Haddadi

Peptides and bioactive proteins are detected as new therapeutic molecules with changing biological attributes for potential medical claims. With attention to their practical properties, bioactive peptides may be classified as antimicrobial, antihypertensive, opioid, antioxidative and etc. These peptides play a significant identity in human health. Progress of peptide and protein based therapeutic output for human use is growing continually as they carry on to receive an enhancing ratio of support by (US FDA). Peptide based drugs are a significant series of therapeutic agents but their progress into commercial products is often blocked due to their natural physico-chemical and biological instabilities. In this mini review, we characterize the recent methodologies and condition involved in the peptide and protein in industry in the therapeutic products section.

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