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HGG (Human Gammaglobulin) polypeptide in combination with tissue specificity of cerebral arterial thrombosis and application thereof

The invention discloses HGG (Human Gammaglobulin) polypeptide in combination with the tissue specificity of cerebral arterial thrombosis. The invention relates to a method for obtaining the polypeptide. The method comprises the following steps: carrying out in-vivo selection of a mouse MCAO (Middle Cerebral Artery Occlusion) cerebral arterial thrombosis model by adopting an in-vivo phage display peptide library screening technology so as to obtain phage clones in combination with cerebral arterial thrombosis tissue; and randomly selecting the plurality of phage clones to sequence, and authenticating the in-vivo combination specificity of HGG peptide and coded phage clones HGG-M13 thereof. The invention further relates to application of the polypeptide in preparation of a high-sensitivity imaging molecular probe and a targeting delivery neuroprotective drug for cerebral stroke. The polypeptide can be synthesized through an artificial method; the polypeptide is low in molecular weight, high in activity and penetrating power, good in specificity and low in toxicity, and has good tissue targeting of cerebral arterial thrombosis in vivo; and therefore, the polypeptide is applicable to serving as a carrier of the high-sensitivity imaging molecular probe and the targeting delivery neuroprotective drug.
Owner:SOUTHEAST UNIV

Method for screening polypeptide specifically bound with human colon cancer cells and application of polypeptide

The invention relates to a polypeptide specifically bound with the surfaces of colon cancer cells and application of the polypeptide. A method for screening the polypeptide includes steps of (1), incubating clone strains with amplified bacteriophage dodecapeptide libraries and the colon cancer cells together, discarding the clone strains which are not bound with the colon cancer cells, screening the clone strains and then amplifying the screened clone strains which are bound with the colon cancer cells; (2), repeatedly carrying out the step (1) by four times, continuously enriching bacteriophage clone strains to obtain clone strains with high colon cancer cell affinity and repeatedly verifying the binding capacity of the bacteriophage clone strains in liquid phases; (3), incubating the bacteriophage clone strain obtained at the step (2) and normal colonic epithelial cells and removing non-specifically bound clone strains; (4), carrying out sequencing on positive clone strains; (5), verifying the specificity of the polypeptide on the clone cancer cells and tissues by the aid of immunofluorescence. The polypeptide and the application have the advantages that short peptides which are specifically bound with the colon cancer cells are screened by the aid of technologies for displaying peptide libraries by the aid of bacteriophage, and the polypeptide can be used as a molecular marker or targeted carrier or the like for targeted therapeutic medicines.
Owner:孟祥军
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