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Kng1l1  -  kininogen 1-like 1

Rattus norvegicus

 
 
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Disease relevance of MGC108747

  • Regardless of whether inflammation was induced by surgical injury or by a subcutaneous turpentine injection, within 48 h the serum concentration of this major acute-phase protein rose from the normal value of 0.46 g/liter to a maximum value of 7.2 g/liter, which constituted 10% of the total serum protein [1].
  • The major acute phase protein AG level is increased in BBD rats already on the first day of appearance of glycosuria [2].
  • In adrenalectomized male rats the increase of plasma alpha 1-MAP concentration was not different from that observed in sham-operated rats, suggesting that the acute phase response of this protein is not corticoid dependent [3].
 

High impact information on MGC108747

 

Biological context of MGC108747

 

Anatomical context of MGC108747

  • Translation of rough microsomes yields a product with a mass of 57,000 Da, representing the core glycosylated form of alpha 1-MAP [12].
  • Cotranslational glycosylation appears to occur in a stepwise fashion, since three glycosylated forms of alpha 1-MAP (51,000, 54,000, and 57,000 Da) were detected in polysome translations; these products were digested by endoglycosidase H to a 48,000-Da protein [12].
  • Using in vitro and in vivo systems, various biosynthetic processing intermediates of this glycoprotein have been isolated. alpha 1-MAP is translated in a rabbit reticulocyte system as a preprotein with an amino-terminal signal peptide and an apparent molecular weight of 51,000 [12].
 

Associations of MGC108747 with chemical compounds

 

Other interactions of MGC108747

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of MGC108747

References

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