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Progastriscin: Structure, Function, and Its Role in Tumor Progression

15 Mar 2010

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Progastricsin (PGC) is a major seminal plasma protein having aspartyl proteinases-like activity and showing close sequence similarity to pepsins. PGC is also present as zymogen in gastric mucosa. In this article, we have reviewed all important features of PGC. Furthermore, we have compared all features of PGC with those of different aspartyl proteinases. The complete amino acid sequence of PGC reveals that it is...

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PMID: 20231168
DOI: 10.1093/jmcb/mjq001

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