Protein Z is a single chain vitamin K dependent protein produced by the liver. The protein contains an N-terminal Gla region important for its ability to bind to membrane phospholipids. Protein Z forms a complex with FXa, it has a role of low molecular weight heparin naurelle Protein Z is a coFactor of ZPI (protein Z-related protease inhibitor) for the inhibition of FXa. This reaction is accelerated 1000 times in the presence of PZ, phospholipids and Ca²+.
Most inhibitors exhibit a selective inhibitory activity on certain trypsin-like proteinases of physiological relevance. However, each inhibitor will of course display a characteristic action on others serines proteinases.
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