cDNA and genomic cloning and expression of the P48 monocytic differentiation/activation factor, a Mycoplasma fermentans gene product.

cDNA and genomic cloning and expression of the P48 monocytic differentiation/activation factor, a Mycoplasma fermentans gene product.
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P48 单核细胞分化/激活因子(一种发酵支原体基因产物)的 cDNA 和基因组克隆及表达。

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10.1042/bj3190919
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发表时间:
1996
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The Biochemical journal
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Chang,NS
Chang,NS
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作者:
Hall,RE;Agarwal,S;Kestler,DP;Cobb,JA;Goldstein,KM;Chang,NS

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P48 是一种 48 kDa 单核细胞分化/激活因子,之前从 Reh 人前 B 细胞白血病细胞系的条件培养基中纯化。它诱导 HL-60 人早幼粒细胞白血病细胞沿单核细胞途径生长停滞和分化,并在人单核细胞和单核细胞系中产生细胞因子白细胞介素 1、肿瘤坏死因子-α 和白细胞介素 6。 P48 的 cDNA 通过 cDNA 末端的 3´ 反向扩增从 Reh 细胞 RNA 中克隆。用 P48 cDNA 进行 Southern 印迹探测显示与 Reh 和 Molt-4 细胞的 DNA 杂交,但不与人外周血单核细胞的 DNA 杂交。随后使用 PCR 和 Southern 分析的研究揭示了从发酵支原体(而非发酵支原体)分离的 DNA 中存在 P48 序列。人型、爱荷华州型、滑液型型或 M.型。尽管使用支原体培养和杂交技术的初步研究未能揭示我们的 Reh 和 Molt-4 细胞系中的支原体感染,但随后使用支原体特异性 rRNA 引物的 PCR 研究揭示了这些细胞系中的支原体序列。使用 P48 cDNA 探针,我们从 M 中分离出一个基因组克隆。发现与 P48 cDNA 克隆有 98.5% 的同一性,推导的氨基酸序列与从 Reh 细胞系条件培养基中纯化的 P48 蛋白的 N 端微测序数据一致。该基因的5´端具有许多原核基因特有的共有序列,并且推导的氨基酸序列具有许多特征表明P48是脂蛋白。 P48 cDNA 在大肠杆菌的 pMAL 中表达,Western blot 发现表达的 60 kDa 融合蛋白与抗 P48 抗体发生反应。这与代表 42 kDa 麦芽糖结合蛋白和 18 kDa P48 重组蛋白总和的 pMAL 融合蛋白一致,表明天然 P48 具有显着的翻译后修饰。与此一致的是,Northern 印迹研究揭示了一个 1 kb 的转录本。发现重组融合蛋白具有针对 HL-60 细胞的抗增殖活性,并且发现针对重组 P48 的抗体可阻断从条件培养基中分离的天然 P48 的生物活性。这些研究表明,P48是一种具有免疫调节和造血分化活性的分子,来源于M.发酵罐或密切相关的物种。 P48 在支原体感染的病理生理学中可能很重要,并且可能有助于剖析涉及哺乳动物造血细胞分化、免疫功能和细胞因子生物合成的机制。
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