Publications by authors named "Fauzian G Rohmatulloh"

Epitope-based peptide vaccine can elicit T-cell immunity against SARS-CoV-2 to clear the infection. However, finding the best epitope from the whole antigen is challenging. A peptide screening using immunoinformatics usually starts from MHC-binding peptide, immunogenicity, cross-reactivity with the human proteome, to toxicity analysis.

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Studies on the interaction between gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and functional proteins have been useful in developing diagnostic and therapeutic agents. Such studies require a realistic computational model of AuNPs for successful molecular design works. This study offers a new multilayer model of AuNPs to address the inconsistency between its molecular mechanics' interpretation and AuNP's plasmonic nature.

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The global pandemic of COVID-19 caused by SARS-CoV-2 has caused more than 400 million infections with more than 5.7 million deaths worldwide, and the number of validated therapies from natural products for treating coronavirus infections needs to be increased. Therefore, the virtual screening of bioactive compounds from natural products based on computational methods could be an interesting strategy.

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Article Synopsis
  • LL-37 is an antimicrobial peptide that can disrupt bacterial membranes due to its unique properties, prompting interest in creating shorter, cost-effective variants with lower toxicity.
  • Molecular dynamics simulations previously indicated that LL-37 penetrates membranes, and this study focused on analyzing its interactions with bacterial and eukaryotic membrane models to understand the underlying mechanisms better.
  • Key findings identified specific amino acids in LL-37 that interact with bacterial membranes, offering insights that could guide the design of more effective LL-37 derivatives for antimicrobial purposes.
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