General Information
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DRAMP ID
- DRAMP03744
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Peptide Name
- Beta-toxin BmKAS (BmK AS, BmK-AS; BmK-PL; Arthropods, animals)
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Source
- Mesobuthus martensii (Manchurian scorpion) (Buthus martensii)
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Family
- Not found
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Gene
- Not found
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Sequence
- DNGYLLDKYTGCKVWCVINNESCNSECKIRGGYYGYCYFWKLACFCQGARKSELWNYNTNKCNGKL
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Sequence Length
- 66
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UniProt Entry
- Q9UAC9
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Protein Existence
- Protein level
Activity Information
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Biological Activity
- Unknown
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Target Organism
- No MICs found in DRAMP database
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Hemolytic Activity
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- No hemolysis information or data found in the reference(s) presented in this entry
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Cytotoxicity
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- Not included yet
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Binding Target
- Not found
Structure Information
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Linear/Cyclic
- Not included yet
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N-terminal Modification
- Not included yet
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C-terminal Modification
- Not included yet
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Nonterminal Modifications and Unusual Amino Acids
- Not included yet
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Stereochemistry
- Not included yet
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Structure
- Not found
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Structure Description
- Not found
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Helical Wheel Diagram
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PDB ID
- None
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Predicted Structure
- There is no predicted structure for DRAMP03744.
Physicochemical Information
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Formula
- C341H503N91O98S8
Absent Amino Acids
- HMP
Common Amino Acids
- CNGKY
Mass
- 7701.78
PI
- 8.65
Basic Residues
- 9
Acidic Residues
- 5
Hydrophobic Residues
- 16
Net Charge
- +4
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Boman Index
- -105.63
Hydrophobicity
- -0.577
Aliphatic Index
- 53.18
Half Life
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- Mammalian:1.1 hour
- Yeast:3 min
- E.coli:>10 hour
Extinction Coefficient Cystines
- 27430
Absorbance 280nm
- 422
Polar Residues
- 35
DRAMP03744
Comments Information
Function
- Beta toxins bind voltage-independently at site-4 of sodium channels and shift the voltage of activation toward more negative potentials thereby affecting sodium channel activation and promoting spontaneous and repetitive firing. It binds to distinct receptor sites of mammal and insect voltage-gated sodium channels. It displays antinociceptive effect in rat models, which is due to its specific modulation of sodium channels of sensory neurons. It also significantly stimulates the binding of [3H]-ryanodine to ryanodine receptors on the sarcoplasmic reticulum of the skeletal muscle through an indirect mechanism. And it promotes noradrenaline release from the rat hippocampus slice. Tissue specificity
Literature Information
- ·Literature 1
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Title
- A new scorpion toxin (BmK-PL) stimulates Ca2+-release channel activity of the skeletal-muscle ryanodine receptor by an indirect mechanism.
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Pubmed ID
- 10191265
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Reference
- Biochem J. 1999 Apr 15;339 (Pt 2):343-350.
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Author
- Kuniyasu A, Kawano S, Hirayama Y, Ji YH, Xu K, Ohkura M, Furukawa K, Ohizumi Y, Hiraoka M, Nakayama H.
- ·Literature 2
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Title
- Antihyperalgesia effect of BmK AS, a scorpion toxin, in rat by intraplantar injection.
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Pubmed ID
- 12376194
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Reference
- Brain Res. 2002 Oct 18;952(2):322-326.
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Author
- Chen B, Ji Y.