ECSP003383A - PROTEIN TO BLOCK THE PLAQUETARY ADHERENCE - Google Patents

PROTEIN TO BLOCK THE PLAQUETARY ADHERENCE

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ECSP003383A
ECSP003383A ECSP003383A ECSP003383A EC SP003383 A ECSP003383 A EC SP003383A EC SP003383 A ECSP003383 A EC SP003383A EC SP003383 A ECSP003383 A EC SP003383A
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collagen
natural
cells
medicinalis
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Wolfgang Strittmatter
Detlef Gussow
Uwe Hofmann
Jurgen Hemberger
Zisi Fotev
Bernhard Scheuble
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Se describe una proteína natural aislada de la saliva de la sanguijuela medicinal Hirudo medicinalis que se une fuertemente al colágeno, actuando de esta manera con un inhibidor de la adherencia natural de las plaquetas al colágeno. La proteína tiene un peso molecular de aproximadamente 12000, un punto isoeléctrico ácido y contiene seis cisteínas. La proteína fue secuenciada y el gen fue clonado a partir de la biblioteca de ADNc de H. Medicinalis. También se dan a conocer procediemientos para producir tal polipéptidos por medio de técnicas recombinantes. Tanto las proteínas naturales como las quiméricas son inhibidores potentes de la adherencia de plaquetas dependientes del colágeno, y por tanto, pueden ser utilizadas para el tratamiento terapéutico de diversas condiciones relacionadas con la enfermedad cardiaca y las enfermedades del sistema circulatorio. Además, la proteína también es apropiada para recubrir superficies naturales o artificiales de colágeno con el fin de volverlas no adhesivas para las células y de esta manera prevenir la activación de células.A natural protein isolated from the saliva of the medicinal leech Hirudo medicinalis that binds strongly to collagen is described, thus acting with an inhibitor of the natural adhesion of platelets to collagen. The protein has a molecular weight of approximately 12,000, an acid isoelectric point and contains six cysteines. The protein was sequenced and the gene was cloned from the H. Medicinalis cDNA library. Procedures for producing such polypeptides by recombinant techniques are also disclosed. Both natural and chimeric proteins are potent inhibitors of collagen-dependent platelet adhesion, and therefore, can be used for the therapeutic treatment of various conditions related to heart disease and circulatory system diseases. In addition, the protein is also suitable for coating natural or artificial collagen surfaces in order to render them non-adhesive to the cells and thus prevent the activation of cells.

ECSP003383 2000-03-15 2000-03-15 PROTEIN TO BLOCK THE PLAQUETARY ADHERENCE ECSP003383A (en)

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