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EXP002503

Paper

A Novel Peptide Nucleic Acid against the Cytidine Monophosphate Kinase of S. aureus Inhibits Staphylococcal Infection In Vivo (2019)

Peptide

(KFF)3K-L bacterial penetration peptide

Sequence: (KFF)3K-L

RNA

ASO

All experiment fields

Experiment Id EXP002503
Paper A Novel Peptide Nucleic Acid against the Cytidine Monophosphate Kinase of S. aureus Inhibits Staphyl
Peptide (KFF)3K-L bacterial penetration peptide
Delivery Success Class yes
In Vivo Flag yes
Uptake Confirmed no
Label Confidence high
In Vitro Functional Effect
Endosomal Escape Evidence
Peptide Concentration 500 nmol per mouse in vivo
Rna Concentration
Mixing Ratio Peptide-PNA conjugate; no separate mixing ratio
Formulation Format Peptide-conjugated PNA (P-PNA)
Formulation Components (KFF)3K-L peptide covalently conjugated to ASP-cmk1 PNA oligomer
Size Nm
Zeta Mv
Model Scope in_vivo
Model Type murine intramammary mastitis transmission/suckling survival model
Cell Lines Or Primary Cells
Animal Model lactating CD-1 mice intramammarily infected with S. aureus ATCC 29740; survival of breast-fed infant mice monitored
Administration Route intramammary injection in lactating mice after bacterial challenge
Output Type survival protection / anti-infective efficacy
Output Value ASP-cmk1 treatment protected suckling infant mice from death after breast-feeding from infected lactating mice, whereas saline-treated groups died within 24 h.
Output Units
Output Notes Functional in vivo anti-infective effect attributed to ASP-cmk1 P-PNA; no separate in vivo uptake assay was reported in the main paper.
Toxicity Notes Intravenous ASP-cmk1 at 1,000 nmol did not induce behavioral changes or tissue damage in tested organs under evaluated conditions.
Curation Notes