Development of esterase-resistant and highly active ghrelin analogs via thiol-ene click chemistry
H.-Z. Li, X.-X. Shao, L.-L. Shou, N. Li, Y.-L. Liu, Z.-G. Xu, Z.-Y. Guo
This study develops esterase-resistant and highly active ghrelin analogs using thiol-ene click chemistry, showing improved stability and activity in serum.
bioRxiv · Jun 29, 2022Biochemistry