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AntimicrobialAntibacterialPositive observation
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the range of antimicrobial activity of the hybrid peptide matched, or came within one dilution, of that of the template AMP (protonecin and temporin A, 3.1–25 μmol L−1).

Measure
MIC
Value
3.1–25 μmol L−1
Target
multiple bacteria
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
AnticancerCytotoxicPositive observation
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Within 4 h of incubation with MCF-7, protonectin and temporin A reduced the counts of viable MCF-7 cells (LD50: 25 μmol L−1 and 50 μmol L−1, respectively).

Measure
other
Value
50 μmol L−1 (LD50)
Target
MCF-7
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
AnticancerCytotoxicPositive observation
Record detail

After 24 h of incubation, protonectin and temporin A exhibited the same LD50 (LD50: 25 μmol L−1 and 50 μmol L−1, respectively).

Measure
other
Value
50 μmol L−1 (LD50)
Target
MCF-7
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
ToxicityHemolyticPositive observation
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Hemolytic activity, here defined as the concentration of peptide needed to kill 10% of red blood cells, was observed with the parent peptides decoralin and temporin, which were hemolytic at 1.6 μmol L−1 and 0.2 μmol L−1, respectively.

Measure
hemolysis
Value
hemolytic at 0.2 μmol L−1
Target
Homo sapiens
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication
ToxicityCytotoxicNegative / threshold
Record detail

After 24 h of incubation, we did not observe peptide-meditated cytotoxicity towards MCF-10A cells (Fig. 3e).

Measure
cell_viability
Value
did not observe peptide-meditated cytotoxicity
Target
MCF-10A
Assay
Not reported by source
Source publication

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