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Article Title: Searching for EGF Fragments Recreating the Outer Sphere of the Growth Factor Involved in Receptor Interactions
Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences
doi: 10.3390/ijms25031470
Figure Legend Snippet: Sequences of each synthesized EGF fragment attached to the cellulose matrix. Division of peptides in terms of their ability to interact with polyclonal antibodies: very strong: ++; strong: +; moderate: +/−; no ability to interact: −. The staining intensities of antibody–EGF fragment complexes are also given.
Techniques Used: Synthesized, Staining, Sequencing
Figure Legend Snippet: Spot localization on membranes after SPOT synthesis of immobilized peptides and dot blot tests. The numbers 1–20 and letters A, B, and C represent 44 decapeptides of EGF attached to cellulose membranes, probed with a polyclonal antibody to EGF. Each individual spot (dot), which is a single peptide, has its own characteristic index. The peptide sequences are listed in . For example, the peptide in spot B1 has the amino acid sequence MYIEALDKYA.
Techniques Used: Dot Blot, Sequencing
Figure Legend Snippet: Fragments of EGF responsible for interacting with proteins: ( A ) fragments capable of interacting with specific polyclonal antibodies (fragments found by us), ( B ) fragments involved in binding with EGFR (fragments found by Ogiso et al. ). Amino acid residues marked in color are key for interactions.
Techniques Used: Binding Assay
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