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Tachyplesin
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<scene name='67/671725/Tachyplesin_i/1'>TachyplesinI</scene> is an antimicrobial peptide originally detected in Japanese Horse Shoe Crab. It inhibits the growth of gram-negative and gram positive bacteria, fungui and viruses. | <scene name='67/671725/Tachyplesin_i/1'>TachyplesinI</scene> is an antimicrobial peptide originally detected in Japanese Horse Shoe Crab. It inhibits the growth of gram-negative and gram positive bacteria, fungui and viruses. | ||
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