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Analysis demonstrates the complete amino acid sequence of apolipoprotein C-I in familial hyperlipoproteinemia, revealing no clear link to its lipophilic properties.
C-I was prepared from very low density lipoproteins of patients with familial type V hyperliporproteinemia. Peptides from tryptic digests of unmodified and succinylated C-I, chymotryptic peptides, and the products of cayanogen bromide cleavage were isolated and characterized. Sequence analysis of tryptic peptides was performed by the dansyl (5-dimethylaminonaphthalene-1-sulfonyl) technique and hydrolytic regeneration of the amino acid residues from the phenylthiocarbamyl derivatives. Alignment of the tryptic fragments within the cyanogen bromide and succinyl-tryptic peptides was confirmed by the overlap chymotryptic peptides. The complete amino acid sequence of C-I, 57 residues in length, does not reveal any obvious basis for its lipophilic properties.
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