Isolation and partial characterization of the formyl peptide receptor components on human neutrophils.
Isolation and partial characterization of the formyl peptide receptor components on human neutrophils.
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人中性粒细胞上甲酰基肽受体成分的分离和部分表征。
DOI:
10.1016/0006-291x(91)90488-s
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Genco,RJ
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作者:
DeNardin,E;Radel,SJ;Genco,RJ
The receptor for formylated peptides such as FMLP has been reported to consist of glycoprotein components ranging from 24–95 kDa, and to exhibit both high and low affinity for ligand. Controversy exists on the molecular size and number of these components, and whether the different affinities represent distinct ligand binding sites. In this study, the receptor was found to be comprised of components, of 94, 68, and ≈40 kDa molecular size. Competitive binding inhibition experiments showed that FMLP bound to the components in the following order from highest to lowest affinity: 68 kDa > ≈40 kDa > 94 kDa. Our findings suggest that the FMLP receptor of human neutrophils contains at least three components, and that each component has a different affinity for FMLP.