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Boar proacrosin is a single‐chain molecule which has the N‐terminus of the acrosin A‐chain (light chain)

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Published1988
Citations32
References15

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Sequence Determination

1975 • 204 citations

Carbohydrate-binding properties of boar sperm proacrosin and assessment of its role in sperm-egg recognition and adhesion during fertilization

1988 • 135 citations

Acrosin shows zona and fucose binding, novel properties for a serine proteinase

1987 • 107 citations

Zona Pellucida-Binding and Fucose-Binding of Boar Sperm Acrosin is Not Correlated with Proteolytic Activity

1988 • 93 citations

Analysis of Cyst(e)ine Residues, Disulfide Bridges, and Sulfhydryl Groups in Proteins

1986 • 65 citations

[27] Sperm acrosin

1976 • 59 citations

Glycosaminoglycan Stimulation of the In Vitro Conversion of Boar Proacrosin into Acrosin

1980 • 45 citations

Computer-assisted determination of protein concentrations from dye-binding and bicinchoninic acid protein assays performed in microtiter plates

1986 • 45 citations

Purification and Properties of Boar Acrosin

1980 • 41 citations

Boar acrosin is a two-chain molecule. Isolation and primary structure of the light chain; homology with the pro-part of other serine proteinases

1984 • 39 citations

Boar Acrosin. Isolation of Two Active Forms from Boar Ejaculated Sperm

1982 • 32 citations

N-Terminal Amino Acid Sequence of Boar Sperm Acrosin. Homology with Other Serine Proteinases

1980 • 24 citations

Biochemical and immunological comparisons between the human and boar proacrosin-acrosin proteinase systems

1987 • 10 citations

The amino terminal sequences of boar sperm proacrosin and active acrosin are identical

1984 • 5 citations

Biochemical studies on proacrosin and acrosin from epididymal boar spermatozoa: In vitro translation of boar testicular proacrosin mRNA

1986 • 2 citations

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