Amphibian Antibacterial peptides investigated
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Antimicrobial peptides ( AMP ) are part of the innate immune system and are found in almost all living organisms.
They contain amino acids with a positive charge and have water-repellent components.
AMPs can also act against fungi and various viruses.
They can also kill cancer cells without attacking healthy breast tissue cells.
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