Glossary
Proteolytic stability
Proteolytic stability is the resistance of a peptide to degradation by protease enzymes. Natural linear peptides are often rapidly degraded in biological matrices. Strategies to improve stability include D-amino acid substitution, cyclisation, N-methylation, terminal capping and lipidation, which are evaluated in serum or enzyme stability assays.
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