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Isolation and antigenic characterization of calcareous corpuscle-associated proteins from Taenia solium cysticerci.
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Background: Calcareous corpuscles are mineralized structures characteristic of cestodes, including Methods: A two-phase methodology was developed to isolate calcareous corpuscles from viable Results: The optimized protocol consistently yielded intact calcareous corpuscles and enabled complete dissolution of the mineral matrix with sequential release of proteins. Electrophoretic analysis revealed a heterogeneous protein profile comprising at least 23 distinct protein bands. Several proteins were recurrently detected by multiple monoclonal antibodies, particularly bands around 66.9 kDa and in the low-molecular-weight range. Western blot analysis confirmed specific recognition of corpuscle-associated proteins by a subset of monoclonal antibodies. Conclusions: Calcareous corpuscle-enriched preparations yielded a diverse set of immunoreactive proteins. The methodology described here provides a reproducible framework for further proteomic characterization and may facilitate future proteomic, diagnostic, and immunological studies in cysticercosis and neurocysticercosis.
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