- The
Membrane Attack Complex/Perforin (
MACPF) superfamily,
sometimes referred to as the
MACPF/CDC superfamily, is
named after a
domain that is
common to...
-
current conditions. P. luminescens'
genome has been sequenced. It
contains a
MACPF protein, however, this
molecule appears non-lytic. It also
contains the...
- one another,
forming a ring in the membrane. C6-C9 all
contain a
common MACPF domain. This
region is
homologous to cholesterol-dependent
cytolysins from...
- pore
forming proteins belonging to the
MACPF superfamily.
Proteins with membrane-attack complex/perforin (
MACPF)
domains have a
variety of
biological roles...
- to a pore-forming
protein of the
Membrane Attack Complex and
Perforin (
MACPF)
family (toxic unit). Like most
other studied perivitellins from Pomacea...
- N-terminal
domain homologous to the
MACPF. When this
domain comes into
contact with
tissues of a victim, the
MACPF domain enables stonustoxin to adhere...
-
specific central region,
termed the 'membrane
attack complex/perforin' (
MACPF) domain.
Purifying perforin is
challenging due to its
tendency to lose activity...
-
insecticidal toxins.
Other categories:
Large beta-barrel pore-forming
toxins MACPF and Cholesterol-dependent
cytolysins (CDCs),
gasdermin Binary toxins e.g...
-
Complement component 9 (C9) is a
MACPF protein involved in the
complement system,
which is part of the
innate immune system. Once activated,
about 12-18...
- PMID 21205667. Hadders, M. A.; Beringer, D. X.; Gros, P. (2007). "Structure of C8 -
MACPF Reveals Mechanism of
Membrane Attack in
Complement Immune Defense". Science...
