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1.C.33.1.8 Cathelicidin-B1; reported to be processed, and the mature C-terminal active peptide is localized to the basolateral surface of M cells where it protects against bacterial infection (Goitsuka et al., 2007).
Accession Number:	Q5F378
Protein Name:	Cathelicidin-B1
Length:	251
Molecular Weight:	26927.00
Species:	Gallus gallus (Chicken) [9031]
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Secreted¹
Substrate	molecule

Pfam:	PF00666
Gene Ontology GO:0005576 C:extracellular region GO:0042742 P:defense response to bacterium GO:0045087 P:innate immune response
References (2) [1] “Chicken cathelicidin-B1, an antimicrobial guardian at the mucosal M cell gateway.” Goitsuka R.et.al. 17827276 [2] “Full-length cDNAs from chicken bursal lymphocytes to facilitate gene function analysis.” Caldwell R.B.et.al. 15642098

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1:	MGRMWASEVL LLLLLGSSRA VTPGLDVSTA PGLDGSIPPG LDGSVSPGLD GSVSPGLDGS 
61:	ASPGLDGSVS PGLDGSASPG LDGSTPAGRD GTITPKLEGT ITPKQDGSIS PSWPWRWPIT 
121:	YLDAILAAVR LLNQKISGPC ILRLREAQPR PGWVGTLQRR REVSFLVEDG PCPPGVDCRS 
181:	CEPGALQHCV GTVSIEQQPT AELRCRPLRP QPIRNWWIRI WEWLNGIRKR LRQRSPFYVR 
241:	GHLNVTSTPQ P

1.C.33.1.8
Cathelicidin-B1; reported to be processed, and the mature C-terminal active peptide is localized to the basolateral surface of M cells where it protects against bacterial infection (Goitsuka et al., 2007).

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1.C.33.1.8Cathelicidin-B1; reported to be processed, and the mature C-terminal active peptide is localized to the basolateral surface of M cells where it protects against bacterial infection (Goitsuka et al., 2007).

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1.C.33.1.8
Cathelicidin-B1; reported to be processed, and the mature C-terminal active peptide is localized to the basolateral surface of M cells where it protects against bacterial infection (Goitsuka et al., 2007).