β-Defensin from the Asian Sea Bass, Lates calcarifer: Molecular Prediction and Phylogenetic Analysis
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are an important element of the innate immune system of all living organisms and serve as a barrier that safeguards the organisms against a wide range of pathogens. Fishes are proven to be a prospective source of AMPs, and β-defensins form an important family of AMPs wi...
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description | Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are an important element of the innate immune system of all living organisms and serve as a barrier that safeguards the organisms against a wide range of pathogens. Fishes are proven to be a prospective source of AMPs, and β-defensins form an important family of AMPs with potent antimicrobial, chemotactic and immunomodulatory activities. The present study reports a β-defensin AMP sequence (
Lc
-BD) from the Asian sea bass,
Lates calcarifer
, a commercially important fish species in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and the Pacific. A 202-bp cDNA fragment with an open reading frame encoding 63 amino acids (aa) was obtained from the mRNA of gill tissue by RT-PCR. The deduced aa sequence of
Lc
-BD possessed a signal and a mature peptide region with 20 and 43 aa residues, respectively.
Lc
-BD was characterized at the molecular level, and a molecular weight of 5.24 kDa and a net charge of +4.5 was predicted for the mature peptide. The molecular characterization of
Lc
-BD revealed the presence of three intramolecular disulphide bonds involving the six conserved cysteine residues in the sequence, and the phylogenetic analysis of
Lc
-BD showed a close relationship with β-defensins from fishes like
Siniperca chuatsi
,
Argyrosomus regius
,
Trachinotus ovatus
and
Oplegnathus fasciatus. |
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Lc
-BD) from the Asian sea bass,
Lates calcarifer
, a commercially important fish species in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and the Pacific. A 202-bp cDNA fragment with an open reading frame encoding 63 amino acids (aa) was obtained from the mRNA of gill tissue by RT-PCR. The deduced aa sequence of
Lc
-BD possessed a signal and a mature peptide region with 20 and 43 aa residues, respectively.
Lc
-BD was characterized at the molecular level, and a molecular weight of 5.24 kDa and a net charge of +4.5 was predicted for the mature peptide. The molecular characterization of
Lc
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Lc
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Siniperca chuatsi
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Argyrosomus regius
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Lc
-BD) from the Asian sea bass,
Lates calcarifer
, a commercially important fish species in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and the Pacific. A 202-bp cDNA fragment with an open reading frame encoding 63 amino acids (aa) was obtained from the mRNA of gill tissue by RT-PCR. The deduced aa sequence of
Lc
-BD possessed a signal and a mature peptide region with 20 and 43 aa residues, respectively.
Lc
-BD was characterized at the molecular level, and a molecular weight of 5.24 kDa and a net charge of +4.5 was predicted for the mature peptide. The molecular characterization of
Lc
-BD revealed the presence of three intramolecular disulphide bonds involving the six conserved cysteine residues in the sequence, and the phylogenetic analysis of
Lc
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Lc
-BD) from the Asian sea bass,
Lates calcarifer
, a commercially important fish species in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and the Pacific. A 202-bp cDNA fragment with an open reading frame encoding 63 amino acids (aa) was obtained from the mRNA of gill tissue by RT-PCR. The deduced aa sequence of
Lc
-BD possessed a signal and a mature peptide region with 20 and 43 aa residues, respectively.
Lc
-BD was characterized at the molecular level, and a molecular weight of 5.24 kDa and a net charge of +4.5 was predicted for the mature peptide. The molecular characterization of
Lc
-BD revealed the presence of three intramolecular disulphide bonds involving the six conserved cysteine residues in the sequence, and the phylogenetic analysis of
Lc
-BD showed a close relationship with β-defensins from fishes like
Siniperca chuatsi
,
Argyrosomus regius
,
Trachinotus ovatus
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