Application | Comment | Organism |
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medicine | the precursor frequency and cytotoxic lymphocyte activity of HLA-A2-restricted transaldolase 168-176-specific CD8+ T cells is increased in multiple sclerosis patients. The major C-terminal GrB cleavage product of transaldolase, residues 28-337, has no enzymatic activity but retains the antigenicity of full-length transaldolase, effectively stimulating the proliferation and cytotoxic lymphocyte activity of peripheral blood mononuclear cells and of CD8+ T cell lines from patients with multiple sclerosis. Sera of multiple sclerosis patients exhibit similar binding affinity to wild-type and GrB-cleaved transaldolase | Homo sapiens |
Natural Substrates | Organism | Comment (Nat. Sub.) | Natural Products | Comment (Nat. Pro.) | Rev. | Reac. |
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transaldolase + H2O | Homo sapiens | specifically cleaved by human GrB. The recognition site is a VVAD motif at aa residue 27 | ? | the major C-terminal GrB cleavage product of transaldolase, residues 28-337, has no enzymatic activity but retains the antigenicity of full-length transaldolase, effectively stimulating the proliferation and cytotoxic lymphocyte activity of peripheral blood mononuclear cells and of CD8+ T cell lines from patients with multiple sclerosis. Sera of multiple sclerosis patients exhibit similar binding affinity to wild-type and GrB-cleaved transaldolase | ? |
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Substrates | Comment Substrates | Organism | Products | Comment (Products) | Rev. | Reac. |
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transaldolase + H2O | specifically cleaved by human GrB. The recognition site is a VVAD motif at aa residue 27 | Homo sapiens | ? | the major C-terminal GrB cleavage product of transaldolase, residues 28-337, has no enzymatic activity but retains the antigenicity of full-length transaldolase, effectively stimulating the proliferation and cytotoxic lymphocyte activity of peripheral blood mononuclear cells and of CD8+ T cell lines from patients with multiple sclerosis. Sera of multiple sclerosis patients exhibit similar binding affinity to wild-type and GrB-cleaved transaldolase | ? |