Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction

Objective: To assess the interaction of human proacrosin/acrosin with mannose residues coupled to a protein backbone. Design: Prospective study. Setting: Basic research laboratory. Patient(s): Recombinant proteins derived from human proacrosin (Rec-40, Rec-30, Rec-20, Rec-10, and Rec-6) and bovine s...

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spelling paper:paper_00150282_v83_n6_p1791_Furlong2023-06-08T14:37:56Z Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction Acrosin Acrosome Fertilization Human Mannose Sperm-egg interaction Spermatozoa Zona pellucida acrosin bovine serum albumin glycoprotein mannose mercaptoethanol proacrosin recombinant protein urea amino terminal sequence article binding affinity binding site carboxy terminal sequence chemical bond heat priority journal prospective study protein binding protein interaction zona pellucida Acrosin Animals Cattle Egg Proteins Enzyme Precursors Humans Male Mannose Membrane Glycoproteins Prospective Studies Protein Binding Protein Interaction Mapping Receptors, Cell Surface Recombinant Proteins Objective: To assess the interaction of human proacrosin/acrosin with mannose residues coupled to a protein backbone. Design: Prospective study. Setting: Basic research laboratory. Patient(s): Recombinant proteins derived from human proacrosin (Rec-40, Rec-30, Rec-20, Rec-10, and Rec-6) and bovine serum albumin (BSA)-mannose as ligand. Intervention(s): In vitro binding assay developed to assess proacrosin/acrosin-BSA-mannose interaction. Main Outcome Measure(s): Proacrosin/acrosin binding to BSA-mannose; estimation of binding affinity. Result(s): All recombinant proteins of acrosin but Rec-6 (residues 1-59 of proacrosin) specifically bound to BSA-mannose. Rec-40 (proacrosin) showed the highest binding affinity (dissociation constant Kd, 162 nM), followed by N-terminal fragments Rec-30 (248 nM), Rec-20 (359 nM), and Rec-10 (402 nM). A significant decrease in binding activity was observed when acrosin proteins were treated with denaturing agents such as urea or heat. The β-mercaptoethanol treatment produced a 39% decrease on Rec-30 binding to BSA-mannose; in contrast, no effect was observed with Rec-40, suggesting the presence of at least two types of mannose-binding sites. Conclusion(s): [1] Proacrosin interacts with mannose residues through binding sites located at both the N- and C-terminal portion of the protein, [2] the full-length protein is required for maximal BSA-mannose binding, and [3] binding sites are stabilized by noncovalent bonds and by disulfide linkages. ©2005 by American Society for Reproductive Medicine. 2005 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00150282_v83_n6_p1791_Furlong http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00150282_v83_n6_p1791_Furlong
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topic Acrosin
Acrosome
Fertilization
Human
Mannose
Sperm-egg interaction
Spermatozoa
Zona pellucida
acrosin
bovine serum albumin
glycoprotein
mannose
mercaptoethanol
proacrosin
recombinant protein
urea
amino terminal sequence
article
binding affinity
binding site
carboxy terminal sequence
chemical bond
heat
priority journal
prospective study
protein binding
protein interaction
zona pellucida
Acrosin
Animals
Cattle
Egg Proteins
Enzyme Precursors
Humans
Male
Mannose
Membrane Glycoproteins
Prospective Studies
Protein Binding
Protein Interaction Mapping
Receptors, Cell Surface
Recombinant Proteins
spellingShingle Acrosin
Acrosome
Fertilization
Human
Mannose
Sperm-egg interaction
Spermatozoa
Zona pellucida
acrosin
bovine serum albumin
glycoprotein
mannose
mercaptoethanol
proacrosin
recombinant protein
urea
amino terminal sequence
article
binding affinity
binding site
carboxy terminal sequence
chemical bond
heat
priority journal
prospective study
protein binding
protein interaction
zona pellucida
Acrosin
Animals
Cattle
Egg Proteins
Enzyme Precursors
Humans
Male
Mannose
Membrane Glycoproteins
Prospective Studies
Protein Binding
Protein Interaction Mapping
Receptors, Cell Surface
Recombinant Proteins
Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
topic_facet Acrosin
Acrosome
Fertilization
Human
Mannose
Sperm-egg interaction
Spermatozoa
Zona pellucida
acrosin
bovine serum albumin
glycoprotein
mannose
mercaptoethanol
proacrosin
recombinant protein
urea
amino terminal sequence
article
binding affinity
binding site
carboxy terminal sequence
chemical bond
heat
priority journal
prospective study
protein binding
protein interaction
zona pellucida
Acrosin
Animals
Cattle
Egg Proteins
Enzyme Precursors
Humans
Male
Mannose
Membrane Glycoproteins
Prospective Studies
Protein Binding
Protein Interaction Mapping
Receptors, Cell Surface
Recombinant Proteins
description Objective: To assess the interaction of human proacrosin/acrosin with mannose residues coupled to a protein backbone. Design: Prospective study. Setting: Basic research laboratory. Patient(s): Recombinant proteins derived from human proacrosin (Rec-40, Rec-30, Rec-20, Rec-10, and Rec-6) and bovine serum albumin (BSA)-mannose as ligand. Intervention(s): In vitro binding assay developed to assess proacrosin/acrosin-BSA-mannose interaction. Main Outcome Measure(s): Proacrosin/acrosin binding to BSA-mannose; estimation of binding affinity. Result(s): All recombinant proteins of acrosin but Rec-6 (residues 1-59 of proacrosin) specifically bound to BSA-mannose. Rec-40 (proacrosin) showed the highest binding affinity (dissociation constant Kd, 162 nM), followed by N-terminal fragments Rec-30 (248 nM), Rec-20 (359 nM), and Rec-10 (402 nM). A significant decrease in binding activity was observed when acrosin proteins were treated with denaturing agents such as urea or heat. The β-mercaptoethanol treatment produced a 39% decrease on Rec-30 binding to BSA-mannose; in contrast, no effect was observed with Rec-40, suggesting the presence of at least two types of mannose-binding sites. Conclusion(s): [1] Proacrosin interacts with mannose residues through binding sites located at both the N- and C-terminal portion of the protein, [2] the full-length protein is required for maximal BSA-mannose binding, and [3] binding sites are stabilized by noncovalent bonds and by disulfide linkages. ©2005 by American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
title Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
title_short Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
title_full Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
title_fullStr Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
title_full_unstemmed Binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. II. Participation of mannose residues in the interaction
title_sort binding of recombinant human proacrosin/acrosin to zona pellucida glycoproteins. ii. participation of mannose residues in the interaction
publishDate 2005
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