The complete amino acid sequence of a thrombin-like enzyme with gyroxin activity isolated from the venom of the bushmaster snake La&e& mutu muta was determined by automated and DABITWPITC microsequencing of the intact protein; fragments derived from it by separate cleavages with cyanogen bromide, iodosobenzoic acid and hydroxylamine; and peptides resulting from enzymatic digestions with trypsin, pepsin, chymotrypsin, and elastase. The protein, which is composed of 228 residues, contains four putative sites of N-linked glycosylation and exhibits significant sequence similarities with other serine proteases reported from snake venoms.Snake venom; Amino acid sequence; Thrombin-like enzyme; Gyroxin analogue; Lachesis muta mum
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