SEQUENCE The sequence of this inhibitor matching its molecular weight 8.1 kDa was determined using ...SEQUENCE The sequence of this inhibitor matching its molecular weight 8.1 kDa was determined using partial N-terminal sequencing and with the help of electron density map combined with sequences of isoinhibitors reported previously from the same source and considering the possible cleavage at C-terminal. The sequence here differs with the P17734 entry in the Swissprot database in amino acid positions 20, 23, 33, 50, 60 and 62 as clearly seen from the electron density map. Also, IN THE N-TERMINAL ABOUT 16 RESIDUES are missing and in the C-terminal beyond residue 74 is possibly cleaved, as inferred from electron density map and molecular weight. Thus, we believe that the inhibitor whose structure reported here is a modified isoform of the deposited sequence P17734.
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