Immunomodulatory peptides from sturgeon cartilage: Isolation, identification, molecular docking and effects on RAW264.7 cells

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DOAJPublished 2024Agriculture & Food ScienceNutrition Research
Journal
Food Chemistry: X
Publisher
Elsevier
Record source
DOAJ Research Library

Abstract / Description

Sturgeons (Acipenseridae), ancient fish known for their caviar, produce underutilized by-products like protein-rich cartilage, which is a source of high-quality bioactive peptides. This study investigates immunomodulatory peptides from sturgeon cartilage hydrolysates mechanisms. The study found that sturgeon cartilage hydrolysate F2–7 and its key peptides(DHVPLPLP and HVPLPLP)significantly promoted RAW267.4 cell proliferation, NO release, and phagocytosis (P
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