Research article2019Peer reviewedOpen access
Extended Cleavage Specificities of Rabbit and Guinea Pig Mast Cell Chymases: Two Highly Specific Leu-Ases
Yuan Zhongwei; Akula, Srinivas; Fu, Zhirong et al.
Srinivas Akula
Department of Animal Biosciences
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences
Email: srinivas.akula@slu.se
Publications
2019
Research article2019Peer reviewed
Extended cleavage specificity of sheep mast cell protease-2: A classical chymase with preference to aromatic P1 substrate residues
Fu, Zhirong; Akula, Srinivas; Thorpe, Michael et al.
Research article2019Peer reviewedOpen access
Highly Selective Cleavage of TH2-Promoting Cytokines by the Human and the Mouse Mast Cell Tryptases, Indicating a Potent Negative Feedback Loop on TH2 Immunity
Fu, Zhirong; Akula, Srinivas; Thorpe, Michael et al.
2018
Research article2018Peer reviewedOpen access
Extended Cleavage Specificity of Human Neutrophil Elastase, Human Proteinase 3, and Their Distant Ortholog Clawed Frog PR3-Three Elastases With Similar Primary but Different Extended Specificities and Stability
Fu, Zhirong; Thorpe, Michael; Akula, Srinivas et al.
Research article2018Peer reviewedOpen access
Extended cleavage specificities of mast cell proteases 1 and 2 from golden hamster: Classical chymase and an elastolytic protease comparable to rat and mouse MCP-5
Thorpe, Michael; Fu, Zhirong; Albat, Emanuelle et al.
Research article2018Peer reviewedOpen access
Extended cleavage specificity of human neutrophil cathepsin G: A low activity protease with dual chymase and tryptase-type specificities
Thorpe, Michael; Fu, Zhirong; Chahal, Gurdeep et al.
2017
Book chapter2017Peer reviewed
The Appearance and Diversification of Receptors for IgM During Vertebrate Evolution
Akula, Srinivas; Hellman, Lars.;Kubagawa, H (ed.);Burrows, PD (ed.).
Review article2017Peer reviewedOpen access
Tracing the Origins of IgE, Mast Cells, and Allergies by Studies of Wild Animals
Hellman, Lars Torkel; Akula, Srinivas; Thorpe, Michael et al.
2016
Research article2016Peer reviewed
Channel catfish granzyme-like I is a highly specific serine protease with metase activity that is expressed by fish NK-like cells
Thorpe, Michael; Akula, Srinivas; Hellman, Lars.
Research article2016Peer reviewedOpen access
Asp-ase Activity of the Opossum Granzyme B Supports the Role of Granzyme B as Part of Anti-Viral Immunity Already during Early Mammalian Evolution
Fu, Zhirong; Thorpe, Michael; Akula, Srinivas et al.
2015
Research article2015Peer reviewedOpen access
Granule Associated Serine Proteases of Hematopoietic Cells - An Analysis of Their Appearance and Diversification during Vertebrate Evolution
Akula, Srinivas; Thorpe, Michael; Boinapally, Vamsi et al.
2014
Research article2014Peer reviewedOpen access
Fc Receptors for Immunoglobulins and Their Appearance during Vertebrate Evolution
Akula, Srinivas; Mohammadamin, Sayran; Hellman, Lars.
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