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  • The p68 polypeptide was shown to be a PCNA binding protein by overlay methods with biotinylated PCNA [1].
  • These chains are directional and might reflect a mechanism whereby the two different ends of (chains of) the p68 molecules interact with different membranes [2].
  • The calcium-sensitive, membrane-binding annexin, p68, has been crystallized from solutions of polyethylene glycol and ammonium sulfate [2].
  • CONCLUSION: These studies support a central role for MT4-MMP in IL-1-induced cartilage aggrecanolysis and are consistent with the identification of p68 as the aggrecanase that cleaves within the CS2 domain, and of p53 as the aggrecanase that generates G1-NITEGE [3].
  • Addition of either 1.35 mM ManN or 31-500 microM EST blocked IL-1-mediated aggrecanolysis and this was accompanied by nearly complete inhibition of the MT4-MMP increase, the p68 loss and the formation of p53 [3].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of LOC537616

  • Our electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction data indicate that p68 crystals are tetragonal, in space group P4(1), and have unit cell dimensions of a = b = 68.4 A and c = 209.6 A [2].

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