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Secreted antigens can serve important functions for bacterial<br />
survival. They are grouped into (Orme et aI., 1993) :<br />
(I) Proteins functioning at the bacterial surface or outside the bacterium,<br />
like the three fibronectin - binding proteins <strong>of</strong>the antigen 85 complex<br />
or superoxidedismutase.<br />
(2) Cell wall proteins which become released, like the 38 KDa<br />
glycolipoprotein or the Lulanine dehydrogenase protein.<br />
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The following is a group <strong>of</strong>M. TB antigens which are listed in the<br />
WHO bank :- Heat shock proteins 71 KDa, 65 KDa, 14 KDa, and 12KDa,<br />
phosphate biding protein 38 KDa, L- alanine dehydrogenase 44 KDa,<br />
membrane- associated 35 KDa protein, Fibronectin-binding protein 55KDa<br />
and 30/31KDa, potential signal peptide 19 KDa, 14 KDa protein, 10KDa<br />
protein, 100 KDa protein, 45 KDa protein. 47 KDa protein, and 43KDa<br />
protein (Richeldi et aI., 1995).<br />
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