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The Potential of Serratiopetidase and Lumbrokinase for the Degradation of Prion Peptide 106-126 - an <i>In Vitro</i> and <i>In Silico</i> Perspective

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Finally, the toxicity of the disintegrated amyloids was assessed using PC12 cell lines which showed higher cell viability in case of LK and SP treated amyloids compared to only PrP 106- 126 amyloid treatment. Altogether, the study concluded that the serine proteases like LK and SP have the potential to disintegrate PrP 106-126 amyloids with improved cell viability. The in vivo studies are needed to be executed in future.

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