Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are novel agents for therapeutic application for their inherent broad spectrum of activities against bacteria， fungi， and viruses， as well as anti-inflammatory， anticancerous， and immunomodulatory activities. This chapter presents an enzymatic method to generate glycovariants of one such antimicrobial peptide， namely enterocin 96， using a bacterial protein O- and S-glycosyltransferase， in vitro.
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are novel agents for therapeutic application for their inherent broad spectrum of activities against bacteria， fungi， and viruses， as well as anti-inflammatory， anticancerous， and immunomodulatory activities. This chapter presents an enzymatic method to generate glycovariants of one such antimicrobial peptide， namely enterocin 96， using a bacterial protein O- and S-glycosyltransferase， in vitro.
