Oligopeptides

The synthetic-sounding chemicals and peptides upon which these products are based such as the hexapeptides or oligopeptides are actually natural or nature-identical. ❋ Kat James (2007)

These include extracts of algae, soy, and yeasts; growth factors like EGF, kinetin, and TGF beta-1; peptides, like copper and marine peptides and oligopeptides, which can remodel the skin; and “faux-tox” alternatives for relaxing wrinkles, like Argireline and GABA. ❋ Kat James (2007)

Among his many discoveries was the mechanism of non-ribosomal (and hence non-genetically encoded) peptide bond formation that is involved in the biosynthesis of bacterial oligopeptides such as Gramicidin S. ❋ Unknown (2005)

His synthesis of the oligopeptides culminated in an octodecapeptide, which had many characteristics of natural proteins. ❋ Unknown (1966)

A common feature of these yeast prion proteins is the prion-forming domain (PFD), a glutamine and/or asparagine-rich (Q/N-rich) region with repeats of oligopeptides, such as the imperfect ❋ Marc Erhardt Et Al. (2010)

Beyond chemotherapy, the Company has proven the IVECT Method can deliver many classes of small molecules, in addition to nucleic acids, oligopeptides, and diagnostic imaging agents. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We incorporate oligopeptides to promote cell adhesion or tether growth factors that can be released by proteases secreted by cells. ❋ Unknown (2009)