Skip to main content
. 2009 Aug 5;108(3):259–265. doi: 10.1016/j.jbiosc.2009.03.013

Table 3.

Comparison with other Brassica antifungal peptides.

Campesin, (B. campestris (this study) BCLTP (B. campestris) (29) Antifungal peptide (B. alboglabra)(28) Antifungal peptide (B. parachinensis) (27)a
Molecular weight 9.4 kDa 9414 Da 5907 Da 5716 Da
Lipid transfer activity Present Present Absent Absent
Antifungal activity (IC50) Mycosphaerella arachidicola: 4.4 μM M. arachidicola: 8.3 μM M. arachidicola: 2.4 μM M. arachidicola: 2.6 μM
Fusarium oxysporum: 5.1 μM F. oxysporum: 4.5 μM F. oxysporum: 4.3 μM F. oxysporum: 3.9 μM
Antitumor activity (IC50) HepG2: 6.4 μM HepG2: 5.8 μM HepG2: 2.7 μM HepG2: 19.2 μM
MCF7: 1.8 μM MCF7: 1.6 μM MCF7: 3.4 μM MCF7: 4.8 μM
Antiproliferative activity on normal human embryonic liver cells (WRL68) Devoid of activity Not tested Not tested Not tested
Anti-HIV reverse transcriptase activity (IC50) 3.2 μM 4 μM 4.9 μM 17.8 μM
pH stability of antifungal activity Stable from pH 0–14 Stable from pH 0–14 Stable from pH 2–11 Stable from pH 1–13
Thermostability Up to 100 °C (shown for all aforementioned activities) Up to 100 °C (shown for all aforementioned activities) Up to 80 °C (shown for antifungal activity only) Up to 100 °C (shown for antifungal activity only)

All four antifungal peptides above are devoid of mitogenic, HIV-1 integrase inhibitory and SARS CoV proteinase inhibitory activity.

a

Quota reference: 27., 28., 29..