Insect Peptides intermediate
Gloverin (Hyalophora): Oligopeptide Research Reference
Gloverin (Hyalophora), a bioactive peptide compound with documented applications in biomedical research, pharmacological studies, and therapeutic development
By Encyclopeptide Editorial | 1 min read
insect-peptides peptide oligopeptide
Overview
Gloverin (Hyalophora) is a bioactive peptide with well-characterized properties and therapeutic applications. It is derived from Hyalophora gloveri (gloveri silk moth).
Structure
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Gloverin (Hyalophora) |
| Sequence | ~162 amino acids, glycine-rich antimicrobial protein |
| Length | 162 amino acids |
| Molecular Weight | 17800 Da |
| Source | Hyalophora gloveri (gloveri silk moth) |
| Category | Insect Antimicrobial / Glycine-rich |
Mechanism of Action
Binds lipopolysaccharide (LPS), inhibits outer membrane protein synthesis
Bioactivity
Antimicrobial against Gram-negative bacteria
Therapeutic Potential
Anti-endotoxic therapy, Gram-negative infection treatment
References
- Wikipept Peptide Database
- Primary literature (see individual entries)
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