Complement and diverse enrichment of antibodies in intraluminal thrombi from abdominal aortic aneurysms may contribute to increased inflammation. [PDF]
Sci RepVidem V, Sharma A, Dahl T.
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The Differential Redox Resilience of Alvelestat and Sivelestat: A Mechanistic Hypothesis for Inhibitor Performance Under Oxidative Stress. [PDF]
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The kinetics and interplay of thrombin inhibition by 4 plasma proteinase inhibitors. [PDF]
Blood Vessel Thromb HemostMa A, Monroe DM, Hoffman M.
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Serine proteinase inhibitors in the Compositae: distribution, polymorphism and properties [PDF]
Phytochemistry, 2002 Multiple molecular forms of inhibitors of trypsin (TI) and chymotrypsin (CI), which are typical digestive enzymes of insects, mammals and micro-organisms, and subtilisin (SI), a proteinase of many bacteria and phytopathogenic fungi, were identified in seeds and vegetative organs of the majority of 128 wild and cultivated species representing 65 genera ...
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Serine proteinase inhibitors in arthropod immunity
Developmental & Comparative Immunology, 1999Arthropod hemolymph contains proteins with serine proteinase inhibitory activity. These inhibitors may exist in plasma or in hemocyte granules. Serine proteinase inhibitors from the Kazal, Kunitz, alpha-macroglobulin, and serpin families have been identified in arthropod hemolymph and have been characterized biochemically.
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Plant Serine Proteinase Inhibitors
Protein & Peptide Letters, 2005Evidence that establishes the mechanism of the classes of plant proteinase inhibitors (PIs) is evaluated. Of the eight classes of PIs, six are unique to plants. Except for plant serpins, there is evidence that PIs from all other classes form tight binding complexes with their target proteinases, and that they follow the standard mechanism of inhibition.
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Inhibition of Serine Proteinases by Squash Inhibitors
Biological Chemistry Hoppe-Seyler, 1990The squash inhibitors of serine proteinases have been discovered as proteins, which inhibit the catalytic activity of bovine trypsin. In this report we show, that three human enzymes of trypsin-like specificity - i.e. plasmin, plasma kallikrein and thrombin - are also inhibited by squash inhibitors.
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Prediction of new serine proteinase inhibitors
Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 1994We describe here the use of a rapid computational method to predict the relative binding strengths of a series of small-molecule ligands for the serine proteinase trypsin. Flexible molecular models of the ligands were docked to the proteinase using an all-atom potential set, without cutoff limits for the non-bonded and electrostatic energies.
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