1994
DOI: 10.1016/0026-0495(94)90040-x
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Catabolism of plasminogen glycoforms I and II in rabbits: Relationship to plasminogen synthesis by the rabbit liver in vitro

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“…In the circulation, the concentration of Pg 2 is 2-fold greater than that of Pg 1 ; however, in the extravascular space the concentration of Pg 2 is almost 6-fold greater than that of Pg 1 [58]. Pg 1 contains one O-glycan at Thr-345 and one biantennary N-glycan at Asn-288, whereas Pg 2 contains only the O-glycan chain [59,60].…”
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“…In the circulation, the concentration of Pg 2 is 2-fold greater than that of Pg 1 ; however, in the extravascular space the concentration of Pg 2 is almost 6-fold greater than that of Pg 1 [58]. Pg 1 contains one O-glycan at Thr-345 and one biantennary N-glycan at Asn-288, whereas Pg 2 contains only the O-glycan chain [59,60].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pg 1 contains one O-glycan at Thr-345 and one biantennary N-glycan at Asn-288, whereas Pg 2 contains only the O-glycan chain [59,60]. Pg 1 activation is enhanced more than that of Pg 2 in the presence of fibrin by either u-PA or t-PA [61], suggesting a preferred role for Pg 1 in the intravascular space [58]. The shift in the ratio of Pg 2 to Pg 1 in the extravascular space suggests a significant role for Pg 2 glycoforms as the preferred forms for plasmin formation during metabolism on the cell surface [62].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The perfusion of rabbit livers and the analysis of the removal of radiolabeled IgG from the perfusate was done as previously reported (43).…”
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“…17 In previous studies, we found that Pg 2 was the preferred ligand for cellular receptors. 15,16 The concentration of Pg 2 in the extravascular space is 6-fold greater than that of Pg 1, 30 suggesting Pg 2 as the major form for Pm formation during metabolism on the cell surface. 31 However, because Pg 2 does not interfere with binding of Pg 1 to TF, our results suggest that Pm-1 may be generated even under a limited availability of this glycoform in the extravascular compartment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%