Localization of Factor IXa and Factor VIIIa Interactive Sites (*) [PDF]
The contribution of the catalytic and noncatalytic domains of factor IXa to the interaction with its cofactor, factor VIIIa, was evaluated. Two proteolytic fragments of factor IXa, lacking some or all of the serine protease domain, failed to mimic the ...
Lynn M. O'Brien, L. Medved, P. Fay
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NXT007 enhances in vitro coagulation potential in the coexistence of emicizumab in hemophilia A through distinct complex formation [PDF]
Background: NXT007 is a factor (F)VIIIa-mimetic bispecific antibody (BsAb) for hemophilia A (HA), engineered from emicizumab. It is designed to achieve non-hemophiliac levels of plasma coagulation potential and is currently under clinical development. In
Kazuki Yamaguchi +7 more
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Molecular orientation of factor VIIIa on the phospholipid membrane surface determined by fluorescence resonance energy transfer. [PDF]
Wakabayashi H, Fay PJ.
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Structural insights into the interaction of blood coagulation co-factor VIIIa with factor IXa: a computational protein-protein docking and molecular dynamics refinement study. [PDF]
Venkateswarlu D.
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Variable contributions of basic residues forming an APC exosite in the binding and inactivation of factor VIIIa. [PDF]
Takeyama M +4 more
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The Gla Domain of Factor IXa Binds to Factor VIIIa in the Tenase Complex* [PDF]
During blood coagulation factor IXa binds to factor VIIIa on phospholipid membranes to form an enzymatic complex, the tenase complex. To test whether there is a protein-protein contact site between the γ-carboxyglutamic acid (Gla) domain of factor IXa ...
M. Blostein +3 more
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Identification of residues in the 558-loop of factor VIIIa A2 subunit that interact with factor IXa. [PDF]
Jagannathan I +3 more
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Factor VIIIa is inactivated by both factor IXa and activated protein C. The latter protease rapidly attacked a site at Arg562 (A2 subunit), whereas both proteases slowly cleaved factor VIIIa at Arg336 (A1 subunit). Cofactor inactivation catalyzed by activated protein C was 8-fold faster than that catalyzed by factor IXa. Simultaneous reaction of factor
Lisa M. Regan +4 more
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Model for the Factor VIIIa-dependent Decay of the Intrinsic Factor Xase [PDF]
Philip J. Fay +4 more
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