The present application belongs to the technical field of polypeptide preparation and biological
medicine, and particularly relates to an
antithrombotic polypeptide PM4 and application thereof. The present application is based on an original polypeptide obtained from a
transcriptome of a leech salivary gland and an
amino acid fragment
cut from the original polypeptide, increases {d-Phe}-PRP at an N terminal of the
cut amino acid fragment through a synthesis strategy of a
hirudin analogue
drug bivalirudin, and finally connects the {d-Phe}-PRP and the
cut amino acid fragment through a connecting polypeptide to obtain the
antithrombotic polypeptide PM4. The
antithrombotic polypeptide PM4 can inhibit the activity of
thrombin, has a small risk of bleeding, a shorter half-life in the body, higher safety, and significant resistance to
thrombosis including arterial
thrombosis. Meanwhile, the sequence of the antithrombotic polypeptide PM4 is shorter than the original sequence and is easier to synthesize.