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Large open arrows indicate hydrolysis site of prorenin In vivo that leads to activation (note that this differs for rat because rat prorenin has a lysine instead of an arginine at the activation site used in the other species). Small arrows indicate subsequent site of cleavage of at least some of the mature renin to give active two-chain renin (this differs for the human protein and the two chains produced are not held together by disulphide bridges, -5-5-, as in the mouse and rat protein). The question mark at the rat signal peptide cleavage site (and the range of values for amino acids in rat pre- and profragments) indicates that several possible Fiydrolysis sites have been suggested but none as yet established.
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