2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0041-0101(99)00143-9
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Effect of crotapotin and heparin on the rat paw oedema induced by different secretory phospholipases A2

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“…We suggest that crotapotin might interact in a less stable way, thus partially avoiding the substrate access to the catalytic site and hiding several key amino acid residues involved in the interfacial binding surface of PLA 2 s. Crotapotin isoforms from Crotalus d. collilineatus (Cdcol F3 and Cdcol F4) and Crotalus d. terrificus (CdtF5 and Cdt F7) significantly inhibit the Btae TX-I activity by approximately 60%. Our results are in agreement with findings of Landucci and co-workers [42], who reported that highly purified crotapotin can inhibit pancreatic, bee, and other snake venom PLA2, and Bonfim et al [15] and Calgarotto et al [31], who reported that crotapotins from C. d. terrificus (F7), C. d. cascavella (F3 and F4) and C. d. collilineatus (F3 and F4) decreased by 50% the catalytic activity of BJ IV PLA 2 from B. jararacussu and BmTX-I PLA 2 from B. moojeni snake venoms. Together, these results suggest that crotapotin may bind to bothropic PLA 2 in a manner similar to that from crotalic PLA 2 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
“…We suggest that crotapotin might interact in a less stable way, thus partially avoiding the substrate access to the catalytic site and hiding several key amino acid residues involved in the interfacial binding surface of PLA 2 s. Crotapotin isoforms from Crotalus d. collilineatus (Cdcol F3 and Cdcol F4) and Crotalus d. terrificus (CdtF5 and Cdt F7) significantly inhibit the Btae TX-I activity by approximately 60%. Our results are in agreement with findings of Landucci and co-workers [42], who reported that highly purified crotapotin can inhibit pancreatic, bee, and other snake venom PLA2, and Bonfim et al [15] and Calgarotto et al [31], who reported that crotapotins from C. d. terrificus (F7), C. d. cascavella (F3 and F4) and C. d. collilineatus (F3 and F4) decreased by 50% the catalytic activity of BJ IV PLA 2 from B. jararacussu and BmTX-I PLA 2 from B. moojeni snake venoms. Together, these results suggest that crotapotin may bind to bothropic PLA 2 in a manner similar to that from crotalic PLA 2 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
“…PLA 2 (30 µg/paw), a major inflammatory component of BV (12% of dry wt), transiently evokes paw edema after subplantar injection [14,22]. As indicated above melittin has also been reported to induce paw edema after plantar injection in mice [22].…”
Section: The Effect Of Bv Injection In Normal Animalsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…One postulated mechanism involves the inhibition of Phospholipase A 2 (PLA 2 ). PLA 2 is one of the major inflammatory components of BV (12% of dry wt) and has been shown to evoke paw edema after subplantar injection [14,22]. However, Saini and co-workers have reported that melittin, a major component of BV (50% of dry wt), binds to secretory PLA 2 and inhibits its enzymatic activity which serves to suppress inflammation [33].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Results were expressed as increase or reduction in paw volume (mL) calculated by subtracting the basal volume measured at 0 min. Area under the curve (AUC) was expressed in arbitrary units (Landucci et al, 1995).…”
Section: Paw-edema Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%