Aminokiselinska sekvenca
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Dužina polipeptidnog lanca je 222 aminokiseline, а molekulska težina 24.665 Da.[6]
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| MAGAEPFLAD | | GNQELFPCEV | | CGRRFAADVL | | ERHGPICKKL | | FNRKRKPFSS |
| LKQRLQGTDI | | PTVKKTPQSK | | SPPVRKSNWR | | QQHEDFINAI | | RSAKQCMLAI |
| KEGRPLPPPP | | PPSLNPDYIQ | | RPYCMRRFNE | | SAAERHTNFC | | KDQSSRRVFN |
| PAQTAAKLAS | | RAQGRAQMGP | | KKEPTVTSAV | | GALLQNRVLV | | ATNEVPTKSG |
| LAMDPASGAK | | LRQGFSKSSK | | KD |
Dopunska literatura
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