Figure 1.
Wild type FIXa binds to Protein S, but the binding ability was abolished due to the mutation of the amino acid residues- lysine 126 (K126), lysine 132 (K126) and arginine 170 (R170) in the heparin-binding exosite region of FIXa.
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