Some Chemical and Physical Characteristics of Purified Beta-Inhibitor From Bovine Serum

Krikszens, Arthur E.

doi:10.3181/00379727-126-32395

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“…The factors contributing to this variability are not understood. In our initial (unpublished) attempts to enrich for the bovine 13 inhibitor by mannan-affinity chromatography of unheated serum (see Materials and Methods), the HI activity of the isolated mannan-binding fraction was found to be very labile on storage at 4°C, a problem also encountered by others in early attempts to isolate this inhibitor by different procedures (24,26). This problem was overcome by the use of heated serum, as is standard practice for the isolation of .…”

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Two distinct serum mannose-binding lectins function as beta inhibitors of influenza virus: identification of bovine serum beta inhibitor as conglutinin

Hartley

Jackson

Anders

1992

J Virol

111

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Normal bovine and mouse sera contain a component, termed 13 inhibitor, that inhibits the infectivity and hemagglutinating activity of influenza A viruses of the HI and H3 subtypes. We have previously shown these 13 inhibitors to be mannose-binding lectins that apparently act by binding to carbohydrate on the viral hemagglutinin, blocking access of the receptor-binding site to receptors on host cells (E. M. Anders, C. A.

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