Nur, IndriyaniHarada, HikariNakamura, RyotaTsujikura, MasakazuSomamoto, Tomonori2016-08-282016-08-282016-08-28978-979-792-665-6http://repository.unri.ac.id/xmlui/handle/123456789/8638Regulation of the complement activation (RCA) has been shown to play a key role in controlling activation of the complement cascades as the main part of innate immune system. Humans RCAs have been studied most extensively and classified into soluble and membrane type. RCAs have also been partly characterized in a limited variety of non-mammalians species, including in bony fish, such as carp and zebrafish. In recent year, we have found three isoforms of complement regulatory membrane proteins (Tecrem) in ginbuna crucian carp at mRNA level, namely gTecrem-1, gTecrem-2, and gTecrem-3 in which structurally homologous to mammalian RCA-membrane type (CD46). In this study, phylogenetic analyses and comparative study on gTecrem structure were performed to clarify fundamental molecular information. Data based on mRNA level indicated that gTecrem structure principally conserved all the features of non-mammalians and human membrane-bound RCA. In addition, the findings showed that the number of Short Concensus Repeat (SCRs) in regulatory membrane-bound protein is different across isoforms and animal spesies.en-UScomplement activationgTecremstructurephylogeneticUR-Proceedings