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Sequence diversity of Vipera lebetina snake venom gland serine proteinase homologs--result of alternative-splicing or genome alteration.

Gene - 24 Jan 2001

Siigur E, Aaspõllu A, Siigur J

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Four clones encoding homologous protein(ase)s were isolated from the Vipera lebetina (snake) venom gland cDNA library. One of them represented DNA encoding factor V activating enzyme (Siigur et al., 1999), the other is homologous to VLFVA but has two principal discrepancies in the translated protein sequence in comparison with snake venom serine proteinase structures: in the active site triad Ser195 is replaced...

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PMID: 11223258
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(00)00571-0

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