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Native T4 was first isolated from calf thymus by Allan Goldstein and colleagues in 1981, and its role later expanded far beyond immunology once its actin-regulating function was recognised
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The peptide binds copper through the N-terminal amine, histidine imidazole, and Gly-His amide nitrogen in a square-planar geometry
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