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1.C.12.1.13
Intermedilysin of 532 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS, ILY or Ply.  It binds to membranes containing the human protein CD59 but forms pores only if the membrane contains sufficient cholesterol (Heuck et al. 2007).  CD59 is required for the specific coordination of intermedilysin (ILY) monomers and for triggering collapse of an oligomeric prepore. Movement of Domain 2 with respect to Domain 3 of ILY is essential for forming a late prepore intermediate that releases CD59, while the role of cholesterol may be limited to insertion of the TMSs (Boyd et al. 2016). The pore-forming regions are initially folded up on the surfaces of the soluble precursors. To create the transmembrane pores, these regions must extend and refold into membrane-inserted beta-barrels (Tilley and Saibil 2006). The intermedilysin cytolytic activity depends on heparan sulfates and the membrane composition (Drabavicius and Daelemans 2021).

Accession Number:Q9LCB8
Protein Name:Intermedilysin
Length:532
Molecular Weight:58423.00
Species:Streptococcus intermedius [1338]
Number of TMSs:1
Substrate molecule

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FASTA formatted sequence
1:	MKTKQNIARK LSRVVLLSTL VLSSAAPISA AFAETPTKPK AAQTEKKTEK KPENSNSEAA 
61:	KKALNDYIWG LQYDKLNILT HQGEKLKNHS SREAFHRPGE YVVIEKKKQS ISNATSKLSV 
121:	SSANDDRIFP GALLKADQSL LENLPTLIPV NRGKTTISVN LPGLKNGESN LTVENPSNST 
181:	VRTAVNNLVE KWIQNYSKTH AVPARMQYES ISAQSMSQLQ AKFGADFSKV GAPLNVDFSS 
241:	VHKGEKQVFI ANFRQVYYTA SVDSPNSPSA LFGSGITPTD LINRGVNSKT PPVYVSNVSY 
301:	GRAMYVKFET TSKSTKVQAA IDAVVKGAKL KAGTEYENIL KNTKITAVVL GGNPGEASKV 
361:	ITGNIDTLKD LIQKGSNFSA QSPAVPISYT TSFVKDNSIA TIQNNTDYIE TKVTSYKDGA 
421:	LTLNHDGAFV ARFYVYWEEL GHDADGYETI RSRSWSGNGY NRGAHYSTTL RFKGNVRNIR 
481:	VKVLGATGLA WEPWRLIYSK NDLPLVPQRN ISTWGTTLHP QFEDKVVKDN TD