Structural diversity and domain composition of a unique collagenous fragment (intima collagen) obtained from human placenta.

Structural diversity and domain composition of a unique collagenous fragment (intima collagen) obtained from human placenta.
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从人胎盘中获得的独特胶原片段(内膜胶原)的结构多样性和结构域组成。

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1983
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4.1
通讯作者:
Rupert Timplt
Rupert Timplt
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
E. Odermatt;J. Risteli;Vera Van DELDENt;Rupert Timplt

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Intima collagen was obtained from pepsin digests of human placenta in two forms, which differ to some extent in the size of their constituent polypeptide chains (Mr 50 000-70 000). These chains are connected by disulphide bonds to large aggregates. The aggregates are arranged in a triple-helical conformation with a remarkably high thermal stability (Tm 41-62 degrees C) and are resistant to further proteolytic digestion. Reduction of as little as 5% of the disulphide bonds produces mainly monomeric triple helices (Mr about 160 000) with Tm 32 degrees C. Partially reduced material can be separated into triple-helical and non-collagenous domains by proteolysis. Pepsin releases a collagenous component with chains of Mr 38 000. Bacterial collagenase liberates two non-collagenous segments (Mr 15 000-30 000) rich in cystine. Treatment with collagenase before reduction separates intima collagen into a large fragment composed of collagenous (Tm 41 degrees C) and non-collagenous structures and a single non-collagenous segment. The data support the electron-microscopical model of intima collagen [Furthmayr, Wiedemann, Timpl, Odermatt & Engel (1983) Biochem. J. 211, 303-311], indicating that the basic unit of the fragment consists of a continuous triple helix joining two globular domains.