Role of Peptide and proteins in therapeutics - 14 types and their uses

What is the role of peptides in therapeutics? Insulin is a protein and vasopressin is a peptide both are used medicinally. Vancomycin is an antibiotic with large peptide structure again another example of successful therapeutic agent. Since many of the peptides show a poor bioavailability by oral route, administering peptides and proteins into the body is a real task. Aspartame is a synthetic sweetener that is again a dipeptide. In this we come across many types of medications that are either protein or peptide in nature. Here we will see 14 types of such peptide categories that are clinically used

So here in this video, we will discuss different types of peptide drugs, how they act and how they are given.

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0:00 Introduction
1:42 Vasopressin
2:53 Pepsin
6:09 Lisinopril
8:14 Vancomycin
10:03 Aspartame
10:52 Bleomycin
11:50 Insulin
12:41 Antidiuretic hormones
13:36 Octreotide
14:27 Leuprorelin
15:16 Exenatide
15:56 Calcitonin
16:35 Icatibant
17:14 Bortezomib