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Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 3.4.21.B28fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin Arg is optimal at position P7. Peptide cleavage rate increases with Arg in position P6 691017
Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 3.4.21.B28fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin besides glycine, fibroblast activation protein tolerates substrates with D-Ala and D-Ser at P2. Fibroblast activation protein prefers small, uncharged amino acids at P3, but tolerates most amino acids at P4, P1' and P2' 692333
Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 3.4.21.B28fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin. - -
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