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Transglutaminase Cross-linking Properties of the Small Proline-rich 1 Family of Cornified Cell Envelope Proteins

1 Mar 1999

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Small proline-rich 1 (SPR1) proteins are important for barrier function in stratified squamous epithelia. To explore their properties, we expressed in bacteria a recombinant human SPR1 protein and isolated native SPR1 proteins from cultured mouse keratinocytes. By circular dichroism, they possess no alpha or beta structure but have some organized structure associated with their central peptide repeat domain. The...

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PMID: 10066784
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.274.11.7226

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