On the Variativity of Cell Adhesive Response under the Action of Related Short Peptides

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Analysis of the participation of short peptides GER and FGER containing common tripeptide fragment in the regulation of adhesive response of CHO-K1 cells was conducted. Both peptides stimulated cell adhesion both to untreated plastic and to gelatin-coated plastic, but did not change cell attachment to poly-L-lysine-coated plastic. Tripeptide GER had larger stimulation effect on cell adhesion to untreated plastic. Peptide FGER increased the rate of cell attachment to gelatin in a wider range of concentrations as compared to adhesion to untreated plastic. Variativity of cell spreading to different substrates under peptide action was demonstrated. On untreated plastic both investigated peptides practically in equal extent stimulated cell spreading. On gelatin peptide FGER kept the stimulation effect on cell spreading, but peptide GER partly inhibited cell spreading as compared to cell spreading on untreated plastic. It was established that insertion of additional N-terminal hydrophobic amino acid residue Phe to tripeptide fragment GER changes the regulatory activity of peptide at the cell adhesion model depending on the stage of cell connection with substrate and/or on substrate properties. The structural-functional activity of investigated short peptides on the instance of different structural components of adhesive structures is discussed.

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V. P. Ivanova

Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences

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