Peptide Antibiotics: Holy or Heretic Grails of Innate Immunity?

Peptide Antibiotics: Holy or Heretic Grails of Innate Immunity?

In the last 2 years (1994–95), two symposium volumes and three reviews have been published that were fully devoted to peptide antibiotics (antibacterial peptides or antimicrobial peptides). Since the field has been growing rapidly, this review is largely a follow‐up of new results published in the l...

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