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pubmed-article:8624844pubmed:abstractTextCalgranulin A (CAGA) and calgranulin B (CAGB) are two S100-like calcium-binding proteins that in human, bovine and mouse granulocytes are associated into a heterocomplex. We have previously identified in pig granulocytes the porcine homologue of CAGA and a novel S100-like protein which was named calgranulin C (CAGC). As pig CAGA is not associated with CAGC, we herein investigate its possible association with other proteins. CAGA was purified from pig granulocytes by gel filtration followed by Mono Q chromatography. The purified fractions were analysed by SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, isoelectric focusing, mass spectrometry, chemical cross-linking and hydrophobic interaction chromatography. The CAGA-associated protein was further characterized by amino acid sequencing. Two CAGA-containing fractions were isolated. One of them was identified as a CAGA homodimer. The other fraction consists of a heterocomplex containing CAGA and a pI 7.0 calcium-binding protein; this protein has a molecular mass of 15,877.9 +/- 3.8 Da (mean +/- SD) whereas it migrates on 10 and 16% polyacrylamide gels as a 24- and 20-kDa protein, respectively. The pI 7.0 protein was identified by internal amino acid sequencing as the porcine homologue of CAGB. The stoichiometry of the heterocomplex was estimated to be 1:1. Both the CAGA homodimer and CAGA/CAGB were found to be non-covalently associated. Unlike the homodimer, CAGA/CAGB was bound to a Phenyl Superose column in a calcium-dependent manner. Our results suggest that pig granulocytes contain, in addition to CAGC, a CAGA homodimer and a CAGA/CAGB heterodimer. It is proposed that CAGB/CAGB and the CAGA homodimer may play different roles in vivo.lld:pubmed
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