1.C.12.1.17 Inerolysin (INY) or cholesterol-dependent cytolysin of 519 aas and one N-terminal TMS. Lactobacillus iners is a prevalent constituent of healthy vaginal microbiota, but it produces this cytotoxin (Pleckaityte 2019). INY-induced damage of artificial membranes is directly dependent on
the cholesterol concentration in the bilayer, whereas VLY (TC# 1.C.12.1.16)-induced damage
occurs only with high levels of membrane cholesterol (>40 mol%) (Ragaliauskas et al. 2019). VLY
primarily forms membrane-embedded complete rings in the synthetic
bilayer, whereas INY forms arciform structures with smaller pore sizes.
VLY activity is high at elevated pH, which is characteristic of BV,
whereas INY activity is high at more acidic pH, which is specific for a
healthy vagina (Pleckaityte 2019).
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Accession Number: | WP_164824858.1 |
Protein Name: | WP_164824858.1 cholesterol-dependent cytolysin inerolysin [Lactobacillus iners] |
Length: | 520 |
Molecular Weight: | |
Species: | Lactobacillus iners [147802] |
Number of TMSs: | 1 |
Substrate |
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1: MNKKGLRKII YASSLALLEL SLVTATKPAQ AATNTEPKTA IVAKHNTEEP MSVNDYLLGL
61: DYDSQAVLTR QGDMLTNHFA HETTTDNNGR FVVVEKQKKT ISNSTSSISV TTANDSRVFA
121: GALFKADNNL IENNPTLVSL RRAPITVSVD LPGMTDNTNA KLVAHPTTSS VNSAVNDLVE
181: KWIAKDSVNH AIPARIEYDT TSAQSMDQLK VKFGADFAKI SVPLKIDFDA IHNGEKQASI
241: VNFKQIYYTA SVDAPENPGD VFDSHVTAKD LQRRGINSKT PLVYVSSVSY GRSMYIKLET
301: TSKSDKVQAA FDAAIKGVKI APNSEYDHIL KNTSVVAVIL GGNSGDATEV VRGDINTLKE
361: LIQKGSKFDS SNPGVAVSYG TSFLKDNQVA VINNTADYIA TKVTEYSNGK LILNHKGAYV
421: ARFFVDWDEV SYDSNGREVL THHTWADNGR GRTSGFSTEI NLKGNVRHLN VKIQECTGLA
481: WEWWRTIYDE QDLPLAHLRQ VTIWGTTLRP KHKEEVKND