Snake venom to heal wounds faster as IIT Jodhpur Developed Antimicrobial Peptide

Sanjeevani will be made for snake poison wounds! Yes, a chemical compound has been prepared from snake poison in IIT Jodhpur which will heal wounds very quickly. It has been said about this, it will also heal the wounds that remain after surgery much faster. It is an important achievement for the medical field. It is an antimicrobial peptide that will help in healing the wounds quickly. Professor Surjit Ghosh, at the Department of Bioscience and Bio -Engineering and Department of Smart Healthcare at IIT Jodhpur, said that the harmful elements in the snake poison have been removed and its antimicrobial properties have been used only by removing it. NDTV’s AccordingScientists have added a small helical peptide to its N-Terminus so that this compound easily enters the germ and eliminates it. Significantly, increasing anti -biotic use has now posed a risk of rasaistance in bacteria and other microbes. Scientists in the medical field are worried about this, as this will stop the effect of medicines, and will be difficult to cure diseases.

The antimicrobial peptide which is present in the poison of the snake contains different hydrophobicity and charge structure, which makes it a powerful weapon to eliminate bacteria. Their capacity is said to be very high, but it can be used only for humans to a extent. With this research, now two things will be solved very easily. The first is that it contains a membrane -making capacity, due to which the bacteria will not be able to produce rasistance against it. Second, it can be used as an infection removal substance. It will also be effective itself, as well as it can be used by mixing it with other medicines.

Research has been done by Dr. Surjit Ghosh and his colleagues, Professor Dr. Samya Sen, Ramkamal Samat, Dr. Moumita Jash, Satyajit Ghosh, Rajasekhar Roy, Nabanita Mukherjee, Surojit Ghosh and Dr. Jayita Sarkar. This Journal of Medicinal Chemistry Has been published in