Abstract
Proteins with molecular weight (MW) higher than 100 kD are present in the fibrils extracted from amyloid deposits of patient And (λ VI AL amyloidosis). These proteins (MW 135-140 kD) have a high content of glycine (21%) and can be proteolyzed by bacterial collagenase. Electron microscopy study demonstrates that collagenase induces a significant modification of the supramolecular organization of the AL amyloid fibrils.
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