Hemopexin |
hemopexin-like domains |
BALL-1 induced Eosinophil chemotactic factor |
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[hemopexin domain]
The acute phase protein hemopexin consists of two similar halves. The domain structure is derived from four short tandem repeats (Takahashi et al, 1985). Similar sequences found in a variety of other proteins are being referred to as hemopexin domains, hemopexin-like domains, hemopexin-type repeats, or PEX domains. Hunt et al (1987) have reported the presence of a single hemopexin domain in some, but not all, metalloproteinases and two copies of it in vitronectin and have suggested a function of this domain in protein-protein interactions and substrate recognition.
Yoneda et al (1998) have reported that the ability of vitronectin to bind sulfatide,
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