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Orally Active Peptidic Bradykinin B<sub>1</sub> Receptor Antagonists Engineered from a Cyclotide Scaffold for Inflammatory Pain Treatment
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Pain MedicineImmunologyMolecular PainPharmacotherapyPeptide TherapeuticsInflammationMolecular PharmacologyPain ManagementHealth SciencesKalata B1Active PeptidesNon-peptide LigandPharmacologyBiomolecular EngineeringPain ResearchAnti-inflammatoryInflammatory PainPeptide LibraryCyclotide ScaffoldPeptide TherapeuticPeptide SynthesisMedicineInflammatory Pain TreatmentDrug Discovery
Edible: By grafting natural peptide antagonists onto the cyclotide kalata B1, orally active peptides were engineered, which are potentially useful therapeutics for the treatment of inflammatory pain. For example, the entire loop 6 of kalata B1 was replaced with the peptidic bradykinin B1 receptor antagonist DALK (red in scheme) to obtain the cyclic bradykinin antagonist ckb-kal.
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