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Mucin disulfide bridges are covalent bonds between cysteine residues within and between mucin monomers. These bridges are crucial for the structural integrity, polymerization, and gel-forming properties of mucins, which constitute the main component of mucus in various epithelial tissues. They stabilize mucin polymers, create a viscoelastic gel network for barrier function, and are essential for diseases like cystic fibrosis where abnormal bridge dynamics lead to thickened mucus.
Reducing agents break disulfide bonds, leading to mucin depolymerization. Mucolytic agents affect mucus viscosity by various mechanisms. Bicarbonate impacts unpacking and bridge stability
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