Polypeptides that can be modified by o-glycosylation
An amino acid and glycoprotein technology, applied in the direction of peptides, hybrid peptides, specific peptides, etc., can solve the problems of single sequence, which is not conducive to the immune process such as antigen presentation and recognition.
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[0144] Example 1, O-glycosylation of polypeptides
[0145]The polypeptides provided in this example are the polypeptides of a1) and a2): a1) the polypeptide whose sequence is W-P-Xn-S-Ym (ie, the core peptide); a2) the polypeptide containing the sequence described in a1); wherein, Xn is Polypeptides of 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 amino acids, Ym of 1 or 2 or 3 amino acids, a1) and a2) can all be O-glycosylated. The amino acid sequence of Xn is any one of the following A1)-A12): A1) A-A-A; A2) A-A; A3) A; A4) G-N-N-T; A5) A-N-N-T; A6) G-A-N-T; A7) G-N-A-T; A8) G-N-N-A; A9) G-A-T; A10) G-T; A11) G-N-T; A12) G-A-A; the amino acid sequence of Ym is any one of the following B1)-B25): B1) A-G-V; B2) A-P; B3) A-G; B4) G-P; B5) M-P; B6) S-P; B7) Q-P; B8) F-P; B9) V-P; B10) L-P; B11) I-P; B12) P-P; B13) N-P; B14) T-P; B15) C-P; B16) A-A-V; A-G-A; B18) A; B19) W-P; B20) Y-P; B21) D-P; B22) E-P; B23) K-P; B24) R-P; B25) H-P.
[0146] The polypeptide of a1) is specifically a polypeptide whose ami...
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