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Pigment-binding proteins play important roles in crustacean shell colour change. In this study, a red colour-related pigment-binding protein, designated LvPBP75, was purified from the shell of Litopenaeus vannamei. HPLC and PAGE analysis showed that LvPBP75 was a homogeneous monomer with molecular mass of 75kDa. Peptide mass fingerprint analysis revealed that LvPBP75 belonged to hemocyanin, and the...
Tropomyosin appears to be a major cross-reactive allergen of crustaceans and molluscs. In this study, four species of gastropods (disc abalone, turban shell, whelk and Middendorf’s buccinum) and seven species of bivalves (bloody cockle, Japanese oyster, Japanese cockle, surf clam, horse clam, razor clam and short-neck clam) were confirmed to be allergenic by ELISA and their major allergen identified...
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