Predicted secondary structure and hydrophobic cores of T-cell (TCGF or IL-2) and platelet-derived growth factors as well as of transforming protein p28sis of simian sarcoma virus are similar to those of interferons

Zav’yalov, V.P.; Denesyuk, Alexander I.

doi:10.1016/0165-2478(85)90178-6

Immunology Letters

1985

DOI: 10.1016/0165-2478(85)90178-6

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Predicted secondary structure and hydrophobic cores of T-cell (TCGF or IL-2) and platelet-derived growth factors as well as of transforming protein p28sis of simian sarcoma virus are similar to those of interferons

V.P. Zav’yalov¹,

Alexander I. Denesyuk²

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The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

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The octapeptide corresponding to human interferon‐α2 (Hu IFN‐α2) sequence 131–138 hu??? high affinity to murine thymocyte receptors (K 6 = 4.2 × 10−11 M, about 700 receptors per cell). The peptide/receptor binding is inhibited by both Hu rl FN‐α1(K 1 = 8.6 × 10−10 M) and thymosin‐α1 (TM‐α1) (K 1 = 3 × 10−??? M) as well as by the octapeptide homologous to the TMα‐α1 sequence 16–23 (K 1 = 4.5 × 10−1 M). The peptide from IFN‐α1 (131–138) activates murine thymocyte blast transformation at a concentration of 10−11 M in the presence of 2.5 μ/ml of concanavalin A.

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The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

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Theoretical analysis of conformation and active sites of interferons

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Nanopeptide corresponding to the sequence 27–35 of the mature human IL-2 efficiently competes with rIL-2 for binding to thymocyte receptors

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Predicted secondary structure and hydrophobic cores of T-cell (TCGF or IL-2) and platelet-derived growth factors as well as of transforming protein p28sis of simian sarcoma virus are similar to those of interferons

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

Theoretical analysis of conformation and active sites of interferons

Nanopeptide corresponding to the sequence 27–35 of the mature human IL-2 efficiently competes with rIL-2 for binding to thymocyte receptors

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Predicted secondary structure and hydrophobic cores of T-cell (TCGF or IL-2) and platelet-derived growth factors as well as of transforming protein p28sis of simian sarcoma virus are similar to those of interferons

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α1 effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α1 effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

Theoretical analysis of conformation and active sites of interferons

Nanopeptide corresponding to the sequence 27–35 of the mature human IL-2 efficiently competes with rIL-2 for binding to thymocyte receptors

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The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes

The octapeptide corresponding to the region of the highest homology between α‐interferon and thymosin‐α₁ effectively competes with both cytokines for common high‐affinity receptors on murine thymocytes