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. 2016 Jun 10;7:845. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.00845

Table 1.

Sequence, analytical data and effect of peptides 1–18 on HIV-1 IN activities.

Peptide Sequence HPLC ESI MS IN inhibition
k' Found IC50(μM) ±SD
1 1FLDGIDKAQD 4.70 1163.1 NA
2 4GIDKAQDEHE 5.03 1182.5 162±9
3 7KAQDEHEKYH 4.63 1326.7 NE
4 10DEHEKYHSNW 4.75 1385.5 NA
5 13EKYHSNWRA 5.02 1363.7 NE
6 16HSNWRAMASD 2.94 1215.5 NE
7 19WRAMASDFNL 2.30 1251.7 NE
8 22MASDFNLPPV 1.30 1131.6 NA
9 25DFNLPPVVAK 3.70 1140.6 213 ± 12
10 28LPPVVAKEIV 4.40 1105.8 NA
11 31VVAKEIVASC 2.12 1059.7 NA
12 34KEIVASCDKC 3.06 1136.5 477 ± 23
13 37VASCDKCQLK 2.80 1135.5 NA
14 40CDKCQLKGEA 2.60 1135.4 NA
15 43CQLKGEAM 3.70 920.3 NA
16 31VVAKEIVAS 2.50 956.5 NA
17 VVAKEIVASH VVAKEIVAH 5.22 1094.0 NA
18 VVAKEIVAH 3.50 1007.0 4.5 ± 0.9
Raltegravir 0.18 ± 0.01

All peptide are acetylated and amidate at N terminal and C terminal respectively.

k' [(peptide retention time – solvent retention time)/solvent retention time]. Peptide concentration μM.

NE, No effect. The peptide demonstrated no significant effect in the IN assay, where the percent activity for the compounds was found to be 100 ± 7% (As example see the dose-response curve of peptide 5 in Supplementary Material).

NA, Not Applicable, 50% inhibition by the compound was not achieved (As example see the dose-response curve of peptide 8 in Supplementary Material).