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chromofungin

Known as: chromogranin A (47-66) 
National Institutes of Health

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Chromogranin APeptide Fragments

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2020
2020
A212 CHROMOFUNGIN PROTECTS AGAINST DSS-INDUCED COLITIS BY REGULATING P-53 APOPTITIC PATHWAY
Development of ulcerative colitis is associated with epithelial apoptosis mediated by p53-apoptotic pathway through the… 
2019
2019
A102 REGULATION OF ENDPLASMIC RETICULUM STRESS/P53-APOPTITIC PATHWAYS BY CHROMOFUNGIN IN THE CONTEXT OF EXPERIEMENTAL COLITIS
2018
2018
Anti-inflammatory role of chromofungin, a chromogranin A-derived peptide, in the context of colitis
2017
2017
Chromofungin Treatment Promotes Alternatively Activated Macrophages, Suppresses Classically Activated Macrophages and Improves Epithelial Cell Functions during Colitis
2017
2017
Cateslytin and Chromofungin, two CgA derived peptides actors of the immune and cardiac systems
CgA is a pro-hormone costored in secretory granules and numerous cleavage products of this protein have been identified… 
2017
2017
Chromogranin A-Derived Peptides in Cardiac Pre- and Post-conditioning
Chromogranin A (CgA, also known as secretory protein I) is produced by cells of sympathoadrenal system, and by mammalian… 
2016
2016
[Chromogranin A derived peptide CGA47-66 inhibits hyper-permeability of blood brain barrier in mice with sepsis].
OBJECTIVE To explore the effect of chromofungin (CHR), a chromogranin A (CGA) derived peptide CGA47-66, on hyper-permeability of… 
2005
2005
Chromogranin A-derived peptides: interaction with the rat posterior cerebral artery
2004
2004
Study of new antimicrobial peptides in chromaffin granules from bovine adrenal medulla : new aspects of innate immunity
Secretory granules of chromaffin cells contain with catecholamines several antimicrobial peptides, which are secreted in the… 
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