2011
DOI: 10.1271/bbb.100389
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High Molecular Weight Lectin Isolated from the Mucus of the Giant African SnailAchatina fulica

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“…Another source of glycan-binding proteins however is the host's mucus. The presence of lectins in mucus of molluscs has been reported and several lectins have been identified in mucus covering the snails and bivalves (Iguchi et al 1985, Pales Espinosa et al 2009, Ito et al 2011. While our experimental dataset supports the suggestion that lectin binding to the surface may trigger the transformation of F. hepatica miracidium into sporocyst, the relevance to in vivo situations still needs knowledge on glycan-binding proteins available in the mucus of the gastropod host G. truncatula.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
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“…Another source of glycan-binding proteins however is the host's mucus. The presence of lectins in mucus of molluscs has been reported and several lectins have been identified in mucus covering the snails and bivalves (Iguchi et al 1985, Pales Espinosa et al 2009, Ito et al 2011. While our experimental dataset supports the suggestion that lectin binding to the surface may trigger the transformation of F. hepatica miracidium into sporocyst, the relevance to in vivo situations still needs knowledge on glycan-binding proteins available in the mucus of the gastropod host G. truncatula.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Lectins are a component of snail hemolymph protective arsenal but they are also present in the mucus secreted by the molluscans (Iguchi et al 1985, Pales Espinosa et al 2009, Ito et al 2011. To check the possibility of lectin binding as a trigger for miracidial transformation, we examined the interference of commercially available lectins with in vitro miracidium-to-sporocyst transformation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is similar to lectins (C-type) in the body surface mucus of D. japonica [18]. Also, the majority of invertebrate lectins are C-type lectins [14,17,[40][41][42][43][44], which require calcium for their agglutinating activity. However, it differs from D-galactoside-specific lectins in amphioxus [11], lectins in the shrimp Litopenaeus schmitti [45] and lectins in the sea cucumber [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hasil analisis proksimat kadar air daging segar keong kowoe adalah 63,79%, setelah mengalami proses pengeringan dengan oven suhu 50-60°C mempunyai kadar air sebesar 40,04%. Kadar air daging segar keong kowoe tidak jauh berbeda dengan kadar air yang ditemukan pada Fasciolaria salmo yaitu 73,075%, sedangkan kadar air pada keong kowoe kering 40,04% (Nurjanah et al 2011 Ito et al (2011) melaporkan bahwa lektin dari Achatina fulica dapat menggumpalkan sel darah merah dan eritrosit dari domba dan kelinci.…”
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