Antipeptide

Many peptide substances have immunomodulatory functions. Antipeptide acts on immune cells such as T - cells, B - cells, and macrophages, regulating their activity and function, either enhancing or inhibiting the immune response, thus playing a role in the treatment or prevention of immune - related diseases. Some peptides can act as neurotransmitters or neuromodulators. Antipeptide can affect the signal transmission between nerve cells, regulating the function of the nervous system, and has certain therapeutic potential for nervous system diseases such as neurodegenerative diseases and neuralgia. Some peptides have the characteristics of antibacterial or antiviral peptides. Antipeptide exerts antibacterial and antiviral effects by disrupting the cell membrane of bacteria, interfering with the adsorption or replication of viruses, etc., and is used for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.