CHARACTERIZATION OF A 21 AMINO-ACID PEPTIDE SEQUENCE OF THE LAMININ G2 DOMAIN THAT IS INVOLVED IN HNK-1 CARBOHYDRATE-BINDING AND CELL-ADHESION
CHARACTERIZATION OF A 21 AMINO-ACID PEPTIDE SEQUENCE OF THE LAMININ G2 DOMAIN THAT IS INVOLVED IN HNK-1 CARBOHYDRATE-BINDING AND CELL-ADHESION
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DOI:
10.1093/glycob/5.4.435
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发表时间:
1995-06-01
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影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
SCHACHNER, M
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作者:
HALL, H;VORHERR, T;SCHACHNER, M
The N-linked HNK-1 carbohydrate expressed by several recognition molecules mediates the adhesion of early postnatal cerebellar neurons to the G2 domain of the terminal globular domain of the laminin alpha 1 chain (H.Hall ed al., submitted). To define this binding site more precisely, G2-derived synthetic peptides were used for binding and competition studies. Peptide 5-G2, comprising the amino acid residues 3431-3451 of G2, inhibited the interaction between the HNK-1-carrying glycolipid and laminin in a concentration-dependent and saturable manner. Peptides which overlap only partially with this sequence interfered less, Peptides comprising other amino acid sequences from G2, and peptides derived from G1 and G3 or a scrambled version of peptide 5-G2, did not show significant effects. Direct binding of peptide 5-G2 to the HNK-1 glycolipid was also demonstrated, Furthermore, peptide 5-G2 interfered in a concentration-dependent and saturable manner with the adhesion of early postnatal cerebellar neurons to laminin. These observations indicate that amino acid residues 3431-3451 of the laminin G2 domain are involved in HNK-1 carbohydrate-mediated cell adhesion.