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New Insights Into the Membrane Translocating Process of the Tat Peptide Used for Cellular Delivery of Various Biological Molecules
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New Insights Into the Membrane Translocating Process of the Tat Peptide Used for Cellular Delivery of Various Biological Molecules

Eric Vivès, Michelle Silhol et Bernard Lebleu
Peptides: The Wave of the Future, pp.942-943
American Peptide Symposia, Springer Netherlands
2001

Résumé

Basic Amino Acid Residue Cationic Peptide Cellular Delivery FACS Analysis Heparan Sulfate
A 14-mer peptide derived from the HIV Tat protein was shown to translocate efficiently through the plasma membrane [1], Basic amino acid residues in this highly cationic peptide are responsible for its internalization [2]. Non-permeant peptides, antisense oligonucleotides, proteins and even particulate material can be efficiently internalized when chemically conjugated or genetically fused to this Tat peptide. However, the mechanism of this uptake still remains to be elucidated.

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