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34 results about "Fungal Infectious Disease" patented technology

Fungal Infectious Diseases Aspergillosis: infection with fungi of the genus Aspergillus leading to allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis, pulmonary aspergilloma, or invasive aspergillosis. Blastomycosis: inhalation of fungus called Blastomyces dermatitidis from the natural soil habitat.

Amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel drug carrier system for treatment of fungal infection

Belonging to the field of biotechnology, the invention in particular relates to an amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel drug carrier system for treatment of fungal infection. According to the invention, polypeptide hydrogel with great clinical application potential is employed for covalent binding of small molecule hydrophobic antibacterial drug amphotericin B to form the amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel nano-drug carrier system. The prepared nano-drug carrier system has the characteristics of high drug loading capacity, high biocompatibility and high stability, at the same time has the advantages of sustained or controlled release of drugs, easy degradation of polypeptide carrier, reduced clinical toxic and side effects and obvious antifungal effect. The amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel nano-drug carrier system can be stored and used in the form of amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel nano-drug carrier system, also can be diluted with water for injection so as to be suitable for intravenous injection, or can be incorporated with other auxiliary materials to be prepared into tablets, pills, granules or capsules. The amphotericin B polypeptide hydrogel nano-drug carrier system provided by the invention is suitable for the antifungal and fungal infection disease treatment field, and has good application prospect.
Owner:CHINA PHARM UNIV

Derived peptide W8 based on amphibious frog-source antibacterial peptides and preparation method and application of derived peptide W8

The invention provides a derived peptide W8 based on amphibious frog-source antibacterial peptides and a preparation method and application of the derived peptide W8. The sequence of the derived peptide W8 is shown as SEQID No.1. The preparation method comprises the following steps of designing an antibacterial peptide P8 according to the amphibious frog-source antibacterial peptides, wherein thesequence of the designed antibacterial peptide P8 is showed as AARIILRPRFR, based on the sequence, enabling No. 8 proline to be assisted with an amino acid Trp, and designing the derived peptide W8 having the sequence shown as AARIILRWRFR. The invention provides an application of the derived peptide W8 to preparation of medicines for treating diseases infected with Gram-negative bacteria, gram-positive bacteria and fungi. The bacterium-restraining activity of the antibacterial peptide W8 is obviously higher than that of Kunitzin-RE, besides, the antibacterial peptide W8 has remarkable broad spectrum bacterium-restraining activity which is not possessed by the Kunitzin-RE, and the selectivity of the antibacterial peptide W8 between bacterium cells and lactation animal cells is improved.
Owner:NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

Non-specific receptor binding type fungus targeting antibacterial peptide, and preparation method and application thereof

The invention discloses a non-specific receptor binding type fungus targeting antibacterial peptide, and a preparation method and application thereof. The sequence of the antibacterial peptide P19 isshown as SEQ ID No. 1. The preparation method comprises the following steps: statistically analyzing related structure function parameters of the antibacterial peptide with activity to bacteria or fungi in a natural antibacterial peptide library by using R language; comparing the related parameters; screening by using the high-frequency amino acid composition, the high-frequency charge number, thehydrophobicity and the structure characteristics of the antifungal antibacterial peptide to obtain the optimal amino acid composition; and comparing the antibacterial activity and strain selectivityof each peptide chain to obtain the antibacterial peptide P19 controlled by hydrophobicity and amphipathicity of the adjusted amino acid sequence. The antibacterial peptide is applied to the preparation of drugs for treating fungal infectious diseases. The antibacterial peptide only has a relatively strong killing effect on fungal strains, especially candida albicans, has no influence on other bacterial strains, and shows relatively accurate targeting specificity.
Owner:NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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