蝎毒肽的治疗效果和潜在应用

Yuhao Du
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蝎子在地球上已经存在了数亿年,其毒液大多具有剧毒,对世界各地的人们构成致命威胁。蝎子毒液是由蛋白质、氨基酸、肽和其他有机或无机分子等生物活性成分组成的高度复杂的鸡尾酒。其中,主要的活性成分是被称为神经毒素的生物活性肽。随着对常见蝎毒毒性机制研究的不断深入,发现了几种肽对多种疾病(包括不同类型的癌症和感染)的不同治疗特性。因此,蝎子毒液可能不仅是一种威胁,也是新型药物成分(尤其是治疗肽)的宝贵来源。本研究简要介绍了蝎子及其毒液成分,重点介绍了蝎子毒液中神经毒素的医疗作用以及肽在药物开发中的潜在应用。
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Therapeutic effect and potential application of scorpion venom peptide
Scorpions has been existing on earth for hundreds of million years, and its venoms are mostly highly toxic and presents a deadly threat to people around the world. Scorpion venoms are highly complicated cocktails of bioactive components including proteins, amino acids, peptides, and other organic or inorganic molecules. Among them, the main active components are bioactive peptides called neurotoxins. Advancements in research on the toxic mechanisms of common scorpion toxins has found various therapeutic properties of several peptides on a large variety of diseases including different types of cancer and infections. Therefore, scorpion venoms may not only be a threat, but also a valuable source of novel drug components, especially therapeutic peptides. This research gives a brief introduction on scorpions and the components of its venoms, and focuses on presenting current knowledge on the medical effects of neurotoxins in scorpion venom, and potentials applications of the peptides in drug development.
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