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• W132924263 abstract "1. Flagellin, isolated from the flagella of Salmonella adelaide, was shown by various criteria to be a pure protein. It had a molecular weight of about 40000 and contained three methionine, six tyrosine, 11 arginine and 25 lysine residues/mol., of which 11 of the lysine residues were present as ∈-N-methyl-lysine. 2. After treatment of flagellin with cyanogen bromide in formic acid, four main fragments (A, B, C and D) were obtained, with as many as six minor components that represented partial degradation products. The major fragments were estimated by amino acid analysis to have molecular weights of about 18000 for fragment A, 12000 for fragment B, 5500 for fragment C and 4500 for fragment D. Fragments A, B and D, but not fragment C, were recovered pure by gel chromatography as monitored by polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis. 3. A complex between fragments C and D was also isolated (mol.wt. 10000) after limited oxidation of flagellin by chloramine-t before digestion by cyanogen bromide. After oxidation essentially only two fragments were released from flagellin by cyanogen bromide: the ‘C,D’ complex and a presumed ‘AB’ fragment. 4. The sum of the amino acid analyses of fragments A and B and the ‘C,D’ complex gave residue values that agreed well with the amino acid composition of native flagellin. 5. Fragments A and D contained tyrosine, and ten of the 11 ∈-N-methyl-lysine residues of the molecule were in fragment A. Reaction with [125I]iodide at small extents of substitution showed that, in flagellin, the tyrosine residue of fragment D was more readily substituted than those of fragment A. By contrast, in polymerized flagellin, the tyrosine residues of fragment A were more readily substituted. 6. Treatment of flagellin with carboxypeptidases A and B revealed the C-terminal sequence -Leu-Leu-Leu-Arg. Arginine and leucine were released by carboxypeptidase from the ‘C,D’ complex but not from fragment D, indicating that fragment C was C-terminal. 7. On the basis of the results from amino acid analysis, carboxypeptidase digestion, N-terminal analysis, iodination studies and polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis, the sequence of fragments in flagellin was considered to be B–A–D–C; in the polymer, fragment A was exposed. It is suggested that methylation of the lysine residues occurred in the organism after flagellin had polymerized." @default.
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• W132924263 title "Cleavage of bacterial flagellin with cyanogen bromide. Chemical and physical properties of the protein fragments" @default.
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