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Short Hexapeptide Optimized from Rice-Derived Peptide 1 Shows Promising Anti-hyperuricemia Activities

Longjun Shu, Meifeng Yang, Naixin Liu, Yixiang Liu, Huiling Sun, Siyu Wang, Yue Zhang, Yilin Li, Xinwang Yang, Ying Wang

2022Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry36 citationsDOI

Abstract

Plant-derived peptides are a treasure trove for new-generation anti-hyperuricemia drugs. In the current study, we optimized a short hexapeptide rice-derived peptide 1 (RDP1)-M3 (AAAAGA) according to the anti-hyperuricemia RDP1 peptide identified from rice in our previous research. Results showed that RDP1-M3 exerted better hyperuricemia-alleviating and xanthine oxidase (XOD)-inhibiting potency in mice than RDP1. The biodistribution of RDP1-M3 was also analyzed. RDP1-M3 directly decreased XOD and uric acid levels in vivo and in vitro. In addition, RDP1-M3 reduced the expression of urate transporter 1 and glucose transporter 9, increased the level of organic anion transporter 1, reduced the expression of NOD-like receptor superfamily pyrin 3 inflammasomes, and reduced the levels of interleukin-1β and tumor necrosis factor-α of hyperuricemic mice. Thus, our results indicated that the optimized short hexapeptide RDP1-M3 may be a candidate drug for anti-hyperuricemia.

Topics & Concepts

HyperuricemiaTransporterPharmacologyUric acidChemistryXanthine oxidasePeptideOrganic anion transporter 1In vivoBiochemistryMedicineBiologyBiotechnologyEnzymeGeneGout, Hyperuricemia, Uric AcidInflammasome and immune disordersToxin Mechanisms and Immunotoxins
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