Localization of binding sites within human von Willebrand factor for monomeric type III collagen.
Localization of binding sites within human von Willebrand factor for monomeric type III collagen.
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人血管性血友病因子中单体 III 型胶原蛋白结合位点的定位。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00374a004
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发表时间:
1986
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Hickey,MJ
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作者:
Roth,GJ;Titani,K;Hoyer,LW;Hickey,MJ
Revised Manuscript Received November 3, 1986 abstract: Purified humanplasma von Willebrand factor (vWf) binds to pepsin-digested monomeric type III collagen in a saturable (KD= 1 X 10~ 8 M), specific, and rapid manner with a stoichiometry of ap-proximately 1: 15 [vWf subunit (Mr 270 000)¡ collagen trimer (Mr 300000)]. Two reduced and alkylated CNBr peptides of vWf, termed Mil residues 542-622 and M20 residues 948-998 [Titani, K., Kumar, S., Takio, K., Ericsson, LH, Wade, RD, Ashida, K., Walsh, K. A., Chopek, M. W., Sadler, J. E., & Fujikawa, K.(1986) Biochemistry 25, 3171-3184], inhibited vWf binding to collagen. With 125I-vWf (2 X 10 “9 M) as ligand, Mil, M20, fragment III (a dimeric, V8 protease, NH2-terminal fragment, Mt 320000 referenced above), and unlabeled vWf inhibitedbinding to collagen with EC50 values of 4.8 X 10 “7, 9.4 X 10-7, 1.1 X 10" 7, and 0.2 X 10™ 7 M, respectively. Mil and M20 bindto collagen directly when 125I-labeled peptides are used as ligands. Other CNBr fragments of vWf were less effective as inhibitors (5-fold or less) and bound less avidly to collagen (5-fold or less) compared to Mil and M20. A murine anti-human vWf monoclonal antibody (MR5), which blocks the binding of vWf to collagen, bound selectively to both Mil and M20 when tested in an enzyme-linked immunoadsorbent assay. Fragments Ml 1 and M20 contain a region of amino acid sequence homology, residues 597-621 and 969-992, and are encoded by repeat domains Al and A3, defined byanalysis of cDNA sequences for human vWf [Shelton-Inloes, BB, Titani, K., & Sadler, JE (1986) Biochemistry 25, 3164-3171], Human vWf contains two binding sites for monomeric type III collagen. The sites are located between residues 542-622 and 948-998 and may relate to regions of sequence homology shared by these portions of the vWf molecule.