2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2007.03.112
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Identification of dermcidin in human gestational tissue and characterization of its proteolytic activity

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“…The processed peptides are very stable in sweat and can survive up to 11 weeks at room temperature [4,38]. This is in contradiction with a publication which suggests that an in vitro-generated recombinant dermcidin precursor protein itself has a proteolytic activity [17]. However, the observed trypsin-like proteolytic activity might be derived from the copurified recombinant enterokinases needed for the cleavage of the N -terminal tag.…”
Section: Processing Of the Dermcidin Precursor Proteincontrasting
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“…The processed peptides are very stable in sweat and can survive up to 11 weeks at room temperature [4,38]. This is in contradiction with a publication which suggests that an in vitro-generated recombinant dermcidin precursor protein itself has a proteolytic activity [17]. However, the observed trypsin-like proteolytic activity might be derived from the copurified recombinant enterokinases needed for the cleavage of the N -terminal tag.…”
Section: Processing Of the Dermcidin Precursor Proteincontrasting
confidence: 50%
“…Prediction analyses by FGENES or Genescan as well as expression analyses confirm the existence of only one dermcidin transcript with no splice variants [3,12,13,14,15,16]. However, one group found two alternative dermcidin splice variants with additional intronic sequences, which were found to be present in human term placenta [17]. …”
Section: Organization Of the Dermcidin Gene And Proteinmentioning
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“…Furthermore, evidence suggests that the YP-30/PIF-CP peptide may have a role in development, acting as a maternal blood-borne factor, which promotes survival of the developing thalamus (Landgraf et al, 2005). In a recent development, there is now evidence that peptide products of the dermcidin gene may participate in the regulation of placental function by means of modulating proteolytic cascades on the trophoblastic surface (Motoyama et al, 2007) and having proteolytic activity. Therefore, while EA Rapoport's suggestion may be unlikely in the light of present evidence, there is still much to be discovered about this fascinating gene and its products.…”
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“…Dermcidin precursor was also found in human gestational tissue (Lee Motoyama et al, 2007), where it is proposed to play a role in pregnancy by regulating trophoblastic functions.…”
Section: Dermcidin and Its Derived Peptidesmentioning
confidence: 99%