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抗細菌藥物機制之蛋白質體學研究

Other Title
Proteomic Studies on Possible Mechanism of Proteomic Studies on Possible Mechanism of Anti-bacterium Drugs, 755a
Type
thesis
Date Issued
2006
Author(s)
江迪璇
Advisor
華國媛
Subjects
系所名稱:醫學檢驗生物技術學研究所
Abstract
我們二維電泳技術觀察大腸桿菌再不同抗訊藥物處理下產生的生理反應.我們建立了關於不種類抗細菌藥物的二維電泳資料庫,在pI 3到10範圍之內.不同藥物處理之下會產生不同的蛋白質圖譜.藉著較新的有抗細菌活性的藥物與已知機制的抗細菌藥物的圖譜,可以初步的分類新藥維哪一種機制.在本篇當中可以將新藥(755a)做一個初步的分類.這樣的蛋白質技術提供一個新藥開發一個新的觀點,也提供一個有用的工具加速新藥的開發.(專利申請中,暫不公開)
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https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/12419
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