A Crystal Structure of Pro c 2 Provides Insights into Cross-Reactivity of Aquatic Allergens from the Phosphagen Kinase Family.

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Autores principales: Yang, Yang, He, Xin-Rong, Huan, Fei, Bai, Tian-Liang, Zhang, Qi-Hui, Li, Fa-Jie, Chen, Gui-Xia, Zheng, Pei-Yi, Xu, Li-Mei, Liu, Guang-Ming
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Publicado: Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 2024
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author Yang, Yang
He, Xin-Rong
Huan, Fei
Bai, Tian-Liang
Zhang, Qi-Hui
Li, Fa-Jie
Chen, Gui-Xia
Zheng, Pei-Yi
Xu, Li-Mei
Liu, Guang-Ming
author_facet Yang, Yang
He, Xin-Rong
Huan, Fei
Bai, Tian-Liang
Zhang, Qi-Hui
Li, Fa-Jie
Chen, Gui-Xia
Zheng, Pei-Yi
Xu, Li-Mei
Liu, Guang-Ming
Yang, Yang
He, Xin-Rong
Huan, Fei
Bai, Tian-Liang
Zhang, Qi-Hui
Li, Fa-Jie
Chen, Gui-Xia
Zheng, Pei-Yi
Xu, Li-Mei
Liu, Guang-Ming
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents A Crystal Structure of Pro c 2 Provides Insights into Cross-Reactivity of Aquatic Allergens from the Phosphagen Kinase Family. Yang, Yang He, Xin-Rong Huan, Fei Bai, Tian-Liang Zhang, Qi-Hui Li, Fa-Jie Chen, Gui-Xia Zheng, Pei-Yi Xu, Li-Mei Liu, Guang-Ming Animals Allergens Cross Reactions Arginine Kinase Humans Fish Proteins Immunoglobulin E Amino Acid Sequence Creatine Kinase Shellfish Immunoglobulin G Arginine kinase (AK) from the phosphagen kinase family is a cross-reactive shellfish allergen. Structurally related cross-reactive allergens are involved in the pathogenesis of allergic symptoms. This study aimed to unravel the cross-reactivity of AK from a structural perspective. The crystal structure of AK (Pro c 2) was resolved at 1.57 Å resolution, which showed a well-conserved structure not only to shellfish AKs but also to fish creatine kinase (CK), another allergen from the phosphagen kinase family. In Western blot, the CK corresponding protein in fish muscles was found to be reactive with AK-specific immunoglobulin (Ig) G. Recombinant Pro c 2 (rPro c 2) and CKs from (rCK-) and (rCK-) were then produced, and the IgE reactivity of rCK- and rCK-, as well as their IgG/IgE cross-reactivity with rPro c 2, was confirmed by immunological assays. This study demonstrated the cross-reactivity among aquatic allergens from the phosphagen kinase family due to their structural similarity.
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spellingShingle A Crystal Structure of Pro c 2 Provides Insights into Cross-Reactivity of Aquatic Allergens from the Phosphagen Kinase Family.
Yang, Yang
He, Xin-Rong
Huan, Fei
Bai, Tian-Liang
Zhang, Qi-Hui
Li, Fa-Jie
Chen, Gui-Xia
Zheng, Pei-Yi
Xu, Li-Mei
Liu, Guang-Ming
Animals
Allergens
Cross Reactions
Arginine Kinase
Humans
Fish Proteins
Immunoglobulin E
Amino Acid Sequence
Creatine Kinase
Shellfish
Immunoglobulin G
A Crystal Structure of Pro c 2 Provides Insights into Cross-Reactivity of Aquatic Allergens from the Phosphagen Kinase Family. Yang, Yang He, Xin-Rong Huan, Fei Bai, Tian-Liang Zhang, Qi-Hui Li, Fa-Jie Chen, Gui-Xia Zheng, Pei-Yi Xu, Li-Mei Liu, Guang-Ming Animals Allergens Cross Reactions Arginine Kinase Humans Fish Proteins Immunoglobulin E Amino Acid Sequence Creatine Kinase Shellfish Immunoglobulin G Arginine kinase (AK) from the phosphagen kinase family is a cross-reactive shellfish allergen. Structurally related cross-reactive allergens are involved in the pathogenesis of allergic symptoms. This study aimed to unravel the cross-reactivity of AK from a structural perspective. The crystal structure of AK (Pro c 2) was resolved at 1.57 Å resolution, which showed a well-conserved structure not only to shellfish AKs but also to fish creatine kinase (CK), another allergen from the phosphagen kinase family. In Western blot, the CK corresponding protein in fish muscles was found to be reactive with AK-specific immunoglobulin (Ig) G. Recombinant Pro c 2 (rPro c 2) and CKs from (rCK-) and (rCK-) were then produced, and the IgE reactivity of rCK- and rCK-, as well as their IgG/IgE cross-reactivity with rPro c 2, was confirmed by immunological assays. This study demonstrated the cross-reactivity among aquatic allergens from the phosphagen kinase family due to their structural similarity.
title A Crystal Structure of Pro c 2 Provides Insights into Cross-Reactivity of Aquatic Allergens from the Phosphagen Kinase Family.
topic Animals
Allergens
Cross Reactions
Arginine Kinase
Humans
Fish Proteins
Immunoglobulin E
Amino Acid Sequence
Creatine Kinase
Shellfish
Immunoglobulin G
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39661082/