Family I43

Family

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Summary for family I43

NameInhibitor family I43 (oprin family)
Family type peptidaseI43.001 - oprin (Didelphis marsupialis), MEROPS Accession MER0019033 (inhibitor unit: 83-291)
Content of familyInhibitor family I43 contains inhibitors of metallopeptidases from family M12.
History Identifier created: MEROPS 6.1 (10 January 2003)
Oprin (I43.001) was first isolated from the serum of the opossum by Catanese & Kress (1992).
Peptidases inhibitedPeptidases inhibited are in family M12 (Neves-Ferreira et al., 2002) and include jararhagin (M12.138), bothrolysin (M12.139) and BaP1 endopeptidase (M12.311).
Mechanism of inhibitionA hypothetical mechanism of inhibition has been proposed by (Neves-Ferreira et al. (2002)).
Molecular structureOprin has an immunoglobulin-like fold. This structure is stabilised by two disulfide bridges (see the Alignment) with a third inferred between Cys28 and Cys74 outside of the inhibitor unit (Neves-Ferreira et al. (2002)).
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Biological functionsSerum inhibitors such as those found in family I43 provide natural resistance to the effects of snake venom peptidases.
Pharmaceutical and biotech relevanceFamily I43 inhibitors are of interest in the development of new snake anti-venoms, particularly in the treatment of the local venom-induced effects (Trento et al., 2001.
Statistics for family I43Sequences:12723
Identifiers:3
Identifiers with PDB entries:3
Downloadable files Sequence library (FastA format)
Sequence alignment (FastA format)
Phylogenetic tree (Newick format)
Other databases INTERPRO IPR003599
PANTHER PTHR24100
PFAM PF00047
SCOP 49159
Inhibitors and Homologues MEROPS ID Structure
oprinI43.001Yes
alpha-1B-glycoproteinI43.950-
immunoglobulin alpha Fc receptorI43.951Yes
Family I43 non-peptidase homologuesnon-peptidase homologue-
Family I43 unassigned peptidasesunassignedYes