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Paper-scoped peptide mentionSequence reported

P21

PMC10126514::PEP000004

Source publication

The interaction of peptide inhibitors and Aβ protein: Binding mode analysis, inhibition of the formation of Aβ aggregates, and then exert neuroprotective effects.

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience · 2023

Sequence status
reported
Standardization
Sequence ready
Source location
text
Activity records
4

Sequence evidence

Reported molecular identity

YVRHLKYVRHLK

P21(Ac-YVRHLKYVRHLK- NH2) was purchased from GL Biochem Ltd. (Shanghai).

Resolved peptide links

Experimental observations

Records linked to this mention

ToxicityCytotoxicNegative / threshold
Record detail

Figure 3D: the cell viability of P21 was significantly reduced at 25 uM (p < 0.05), and the cytotoxic peptide concentration produced at this time was higher than that of other peptides, and the cytotoxicity of P21 itself was lower.

Measure
cell_viability
Value
cell viability significantly reduced at 25 uM (p<0.05)
Target
Rattus norvegicus
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
OtherAnti-AggregationPositive observation
Record detail

Figure 4: P21 makes the fluorescence intensity of Aβ1-42 aggregation significantly lower than that of the Aβ group (p < 0.05), which can achieve 100% inhibition.

Measure
percent_inhibition
Value
100% inhibition (p<0.05)
Target
Aβ1-42
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
ToxicityCytotoxicPositive observation
Record detail

Figure 5: P21 polypeptide has a good inhibitory effect on the PC12 cytotoxicity caused by the aggregation of Aβ1-42 at a low concentration ratio (1:0.25 and 1:0.5). After the concentration ratio of P21 reached 1:1, with the increase of P21 concentration (1:2, 1:4), cell viability continued to increase, reaching the maximum at 1:4, which was close to the normal level.

Measure
cell_viability
Value
cell viability increased with P21 concentration, reaching maximum at 1:4 ratio, close to normal level
Target
Rattus norvegicus
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication

Local peptide labels such as P1, PEP1, or peptide 1 are grouped only within this paper and are not assumed to represent the same molecule across publications.