, a monophasic clearance was observed (not shown) similar to FX/AP 176-194-N181A-N191A . However, its elimination was slower than for FX/AP 176-194-N181A-N191A but faster compared with wt-FX (Fig. 1C). Thus, In conclusion, the carboxy-terminal end of AP plays a crucial role in FX catabolism, both in recovery and half-life, mainly through N-glycosylation sites at positions 181 and 191. Further studies are needed to determine the cells and the receptors involved in this process. Finally, these findings could be useful in improving half-life or recovery of future therapeutic molecules based on FX, especially in blood disorders.
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