tryptophyllins

Amphibian skin has proved repeatedly to be a largely untapped source of bioactive peptides and this is especially true of members… (More)

Tryptophyllins are a diverse family of amphibian peptides originally found in extracts of phyllomedusine frog skin by chemical… (More)

Tryptophyllins are a group of small (4-14 amino acids), heterogenous peptides, mostly from the skins of hylid frogs from the… (More)

The Waxy Monkey Leaf Frog, Phyllomedusa sauvagei, has been extensively-studied for many years, and a broad spectrum of bioactive… (More)

Amphibian skin secretions represent a unique resource for the discovery of new bioactive peptides. Here we report the isolation… (More)

This study reports the variety of peptides present in the skin secretory peptidome of Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis azurea… (More)

Tryptophyllins are a heterogenous group of amphibian skin peptides originally identified in skin extracts of Neotropical leaf… (More)

A large new set of peptides has been isolated from the skin of Phyllomedusa rohdei, a South American frog. All these peptides… (More)

A tentative approach to the systematic distribution of active peptides in the anuran cutaneous tissue is presented. Eleven… (More)

Syntheses by solution methods of tryptophyllins -4 and -5 (TPH-4 and TPH-5), tetra- and pentapeptides isolated from the skin… (More)