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        Abstract

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        Introduction

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        Structure

        Enzymatic Activity

        SFTI-1 is the smallest member of the Bowman-Birk family of serine protease inhibitors. With only 14 amino acid residues, it is much smaller than any other Bowman-Birk inhibitor. It has only one active site, whereas most Bowman-Birk inhibitors have two. Despite its name SFTI-1 can inhibit a range of serine proteases, not just trypsin.

        Evolution and Distribution

        SFTI-1 and two other PDPs are protease inhibitors. The function of other PDPs is unknown, thought it si speculated that they may have defensive properties.

        Potential as a Drug Scaffold

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        Acknowledgements

        M.F. was supported by the Australian Government’s Research Training Program and a Bruce and Betty Green Postgraduate Research Scholarship.

        Competing interests

        The authors have no competing interests.

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