Casoxin D |
CASP1 |
Cytomegalovirus inhibitor of caspase activation |
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Casoxins are bioactive peptides derived by tryptic digest of kappa-casein (Chiba et al, 1989) that may play a role as food hormones.
casoxin A is derived from bovine kappa-casein and corresponds to kappa-casein(35-41) (YPSYGLN; Tyr-Pro-Ser-Tyr-Gly-Leu-Asn). It shows opioid antagonist activity in the guinea pig ileum assay (Xu, 1998).
casoxin B (YPYY; Tyr-Pro-Tyr-Tyr) corresponds to
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