PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW MANNOSE-SPECIFIC LECTIN FROM Hyacinthella аcutiloba K. Perss.

A new lectin with 6.5 mg/kg yield was purified from fresh bulb Hyacinthella аcutiloba K. Perss. by combination of affinity chromathography on yeast mannan and by ion exchange chromatography on DEAE-toyopearl. The best lectin inhibitor among tested mono- and disaccharides was D-turanose (Glcp ?1-3 Fr...

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Main Authors: V. O. Antonyuk, L. V. Panchak, M. O. Starykovych, K. S. Strutovskaya, R. S. Stoika
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Palladin Institute of Biochemistry 2013-06-01
Series:Biotechnologia Acta
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Online Access:http://biotechnology.kiev.ua/images/storage/no3_2013/antonyuk_3_2013.pdf
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Summary:A new lectin with 6.5 mg/kg yield was purified from fresh bulb Hyacinthella аcutiloba K. Perss. by combination of affinity chromathography on yeast mannan and by ion exchange chromatography on DEAE-toyopearl. The best lectin inhibitor among tested mono- and disaccharides was D-turanose (Glcp ?1-3 Fruf). Very powerful inhibitor of lectin activity was yeast mannan. The lectin revealed weak affinity to ?-methyl-Dmannoside, D-fructose and 2-acetamido-D-galactopyranoside. The lectin interacted also with pig liver glycogen, starch and mannose-containing glycoproteins (ovoalbumin, ovomucoid and calf thyroglobulin), but don’t interacted with horsera dish peroxidase and calf intestine alkaline phosphatase. According to electrophoresis, in 20% SDS-PAAG containing SDS-Na the lectin consists with subunits of molecular weight 12 kDa. Molecular weight of the lectin is 48 kDa according to gelchromatography on Toyopearl HW-55. The lectin agglutinated best of all rabbit erythrocytes and worse agglutinated guinea-pig, very weak — rat erythrocytes and did not agglutinate human and goat erythrocytes. After dialysis against 1% EDTA sodium salt solution the lectin did not lose hemaglutinating activity and endured heating to +65 °C during one hour.
ISSN:2410-7751
2410-776X