Systemic administration of peptides for treatment of spinal cord injury and/or remyelination
A spinal cord injury, systemic technology for systemic administration of peptides for the treatment of spinal cord injury and/or remyelination, capable of addressing issues such as low permeability, low bioavailability, and short half-life
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[0019] "SCO-spondin" is a central nervous system-specific glycoprotein found in all vertebrates from prechordates to humans. It's called an extracellular matrix molecule, and it's secreted by a specific organ located on top of the third ventricle (the subcommissural organ). It is a large size molecule. It consists of more than 4,500 amino acids and has a multi-module organization that includes various retained protein patterns, in particular including 26 TR or TSR patterns. Certain SCO-spondin-derived peptides starting from the TSR pattern are known to be biologically active in nerves or neural cells (described in particular in WO-99 / 03890).
[0020] A "TSR or TR pattern" is a protein domain of approximately 55-60 residues based on an alignment of the retained amino acids cysteine, tryptophan, and arginine. These patterns were first isolated in TSP-1 (thrombospondin 1), a molecule that interferes with blood clotting. They were then described in many other molecules such as ...
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