ISOLATION OF A NOVEL COLLAGEN-BINDING PROTEIN FROM THE MUSHROOM, HYPSIZIGUS-MARMOREUS, WHICH INHIBITS THE LEWIS LUNG-CARCINOMA CELL-ADHESION TO TYPE-IV COLLAGEN
K. Tsuchida et al., ISOLATION OF A NOVEL COLLAGEN-BINDING PROTEIN FROM THE MUSHROOM, HYPSIZIGUS-MARMOREUS, WHICH INHIBITS THE LEWIS LUNG-CARCINOMA CELL-ADHESION TO TYPE-IV COLLAGEN, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(4), 1995, pp. 1481-1484
A type IV collagen-binding protein of 23 kDa was isolated from the mus
hroom, Hypsizigus marmoreus. This protein, HM 23, bound to type TV and
type I collagens and gelatin, and to much lesser extent to fibronecti
n, but not to laminin or bovine serum albumin. The adhesion of Lewis l
ung carcinoma cells was inhibited when the type TV collagen substratum
was pretreated with HM 23. A computer search of the determined partia
l amino acid sequence indicated no homologous proteins reported. These
results indicate that HM 23 is a hitherto undescribed fungus protein
that can interact with animal extracellular matrix proteins.