Molecular Recognition Materials Research Unit, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Prince of Songkla University, Hatyai, Songkhla, Thailand
Research Article
The Fc Domains in the Monoclonal Antibody and Fusion Protein Significantly Boost the Biocomposite Suspension's Power to Combat Harmful Microorganisms, Enhance Drug Delivery, and Improve Protein Stability
Author(s): Roongnapa Suedee*, Watchara Pholthien, Nanticha Kaewsud, Krit Prakannoppakun, Khanittha Santipiboon, Pimpisut Getsuvan, Kanok-on Jaisawan, Jittiya Rodruksa and Pistawus Khomintr
Monitoring protein interactions provides vital insights into how structural changes affect the interactions between soluble Fc fragments and various plasma proteins. The use of biocomposite suspensions has been shown to enhance antimicrobial activity, improve drug delivery systems, and maintain protein stability by ensuring a uniform preservation of protein integrity within these complexes. In-depth analyses of amino acid abundance reveal critical information about the incorporation of protein additives and osmolytes into the final proteinenriched suspension, particularly when co-administering biotherapeutics with Cannabidiol (CBD). These studies reveal how water influences surface modifications and the role of bioorganic molecules in altering membrane properties. Exploring protein interactions reveals critical insights into how structural changes affect relationships between soluble .. View more»