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<i>Plasmodium</i> killing and antimicrobial lineal or cyclic-peptides computationally targeted the circumsporozoite CSP protein

2025-10-01

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The RT39 a mphipathic l ineal- p eptide (ALP), described as the faster membranolytic-killer of circumsporozoite Plasmodium falciparum (Aguirre-Botero et al , 2024), computationally predicted the highest affinities to the external c ircum s porozoite p rotein (CSP), compared to other described ALPs. Additional computational co-cyclizations of CSP/ALPs generated CSP/cycRT39 cyclic-conformers predicting the h...

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99b929e2-b020-5986-a21d-20f850fa9b38
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10.1101/2025.09.30.679691
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