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Studies carried out using epithelial cell lines and animal models showed that gliadin was able to induce apoptosis of intestinal epithelial cells through a direct toxic effect (251), including enterocyte atrophy, villi shortening, decreased epithelial disaccharidase activity, increased expression of HLA molecules, and intraepithelial inflammatory activation

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investigated the structural and functional effects of PEGylation on the antimicrobial peptide LyeTx I-b, demonstrating that the PEGylated derivative, LyeTx I-bPEG, exhibited enhanced resistance to proteolytic enzymes such as trypsin while maintaining antimicrobial activity and reducing cytotoxicity (Fig