Impact of a Single Point Mutation on the Antimicrobial and Fibrillogenic Properties of Cryptides from Human Apolipoprotein B
Rosa Gaglione(University of Naples Federico II), Angela Arciello(Unknown), Giovanni Smaldone(SDN Istituto di Ricerca Diagnostica e Nucleare), Mariano Rumolo(University of Naples Federico II), Luigi Petraccone(University of Naples Federico II), Pompea Del Vecchio(Federico II University Hospital), Angela Cesaro(Translational Therapeutics (United States)), Maria De Luca(University of Naples Federico II), Emilia Pedone(Institute of Biostructure and Bioimaging), Rosario Oliva(Federico II University Hospital), Rocco Di Girolamo(University of Naples Federico II), Eugenio Notomista(University of Naples Federico II)
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