AcrAP2

AcrAP2 is an antimicrobial peptide present in the venom of the Arabian scorpion (Androctonus crassicauda) . AcrAP2 is inhibitory against Gram-positive bacteria and yeast but is essentially inactive against Gram-negative bacteria. A cation-enhanced AcrAP2 analog (AcrAP2a) exhibits significant antiproliferative effects at low concentrations against certain human cancer cell lines. AcrAP2 can be used in antibacterial and anti-tumor research[1].

C95H149N21O22

1937.33

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Bacterial; Fungal

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