Stable amorphous calcium carbonate comprising synthetic phosphorylated peptides
a technology of phosphorylated peptides and calcium carbonate, which is applied in the direction of phosphorous compound active ingredients, immunological disorders, metabolism disorders, etc., to achieve the effect of preventing or reducing calcium carbonate crystallization
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[0083]Gastroliths of Cherax quadricarinatus were prepared as described [WO 2005 / 115414]. SDS-PAGE separation of soluble proteins from late premolt gastroliths revealed the presence of at least 6 prominent distinct proteins (FIG. 1A left) with the most abundant being at the size of approximately 65 kDa (gastrolith protein 65, GAP65). Further purification of GAP65 from the entire gastrolith soluble proteins content was performed using DEAE chromatography HPLC with NaCl gradient of up to 1M. GAP65 elution began at 300 mM NaCl but continued mainly at 600 mM (fraction 17). The GAP65 enriched fraction 17 was analyzed by SDS-PAGE and stained with Coomassie (non specific protein staining), “stains all” (negatively charged protein staining), and “pas” (glycoprotein staining), as shown in FIG. 1A right. These staining suggest that GAP65 is the primary protein in this enriched fraction and it is a negatively charged glycoprotein. Trypsin digestion of GAP65 followed by separation using nanospra...
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[0084]Specific expression of GAP65 was tested in premolt crayfish in several target tissues by means of RT-PCR (FIG. 3A). The expression of GAP65 was detected in the gastrolith epithelial disc and in the sub-epidermal tissue, both are cuticle related tissues. Expression of GAP65 was not detected in the hepatopancreas, stomach wall, and sperm duct. Localization of GAP65 expression in the gastrolith disc of induced premolt and intact intermolt crayfish by in situ hybridization is presented in FIG. 3B. Left panel represents hematoxylin and eosin staining of the gastrolith disc, middle panel is the control sense probe where no expression is detected. The two right panels represent the anti-sense probe with the last being an enlargement of a specific area. The anti-sense probe reveals that the expression of GAP65 can be detected only in the columnar epithelial cells of the gastrolith disc of an induced crayfish, whereas, in intact intermolt crayfish this expression was not detected.
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[0085]Relative GAP65 transcript levels in the gastrolith epithelial disc following silencing using GAP65 dsRNA were measured using realtime RT-PCR and presented in FIG. 4. GAP65 levels were evaluated in crayfish injected with ecdysone and GAP65 dsRNA, ecdysone and dsRNA carrier, ecdysone and C. quadricarinatus vitellogenin (CqVg) dsRNA, and a control injected with both carriers. CqVg, an hepatopancreatic specific gene found mostly in reproductive females, served as a control for sequence specific silencing. Transcript levels of crayfish injected with ecdysone and GAP65 dsRNA were significantly lower than the levels found in the ecdysone and dsRNA carrier injected. In the crayfish injected with ecdysone and CqVg dsRNA, GAP65 transcript levels were similar to the levels detected in the ecdysone and dsRNA carrier injected group. In the control carriers injected crayfish GAP65 transcript levels were higher than the levels found in the ecdysone and GAP65 dsRNA injected crayfish but lower...
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