Regulation of protein phosphorylation in hamster insulinoma cells. Identification of Ca2+-regulated cytoskeletal and cAMP-regulated cytosolic phosphoproteins by two-dimensional electrophoresis.
Regulation of protein phosphorylation in hamster insulinoma cells. Identification of Ca2+-regulated cytoskeletal and cAMP-regulated cytosolic phosphoproteins by two-dimensional electrophoresis.
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10.1016/s0021-9258(18)33705-0
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1982-10
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U. Schubart
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U. Schubart
Ca2+-and CAMP-dependent protein phosphorylations were analyzed in 32P-labeled hamster insulinoma cells by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and autoradiography. Incubation of the cells in the presence of 40 m~ K', which induces voltage-dependent Ca2+ influx and insulin release, stimulates phosphorylation of three 60,000-dalton proteins varying slightly in charge. Glucagon (3 p~) which promotes insulin release by raising the cellular concentration of CAMP stimulates phosphorylation of two 16,000-dalton peptides. Quantitative analysis of the 32P content of several proteins resolved by two-dimensional electrophoresis revealed that the degree of stimulation of 32P incorporation into the three Mr= 60,000 proteins identified by autoradiography rose progressively with increasing acidic charge of the protein and was 28, 36, and 9176, respectively, in potassium-depolarized cells. Glucagon enhanced the 32P-labeling of the two M,= 16,000 proteins by 50 and loo%, respectively. Cell fractionation studies showed that the two CAMP-stimulated Mr= 16,000 phosphoproteins are minor cytosolic components. The M,= 60,000 proteins were recovered in the residue remaining after extracting the cells with 1% Triton X-100, 0.6 M KC1 and appear to be structural proteins of the cytoskeleton. Partial proteolytic peptide maps revealed that the series ofM,= 60,000 proteins migrating in close proximity to one another on two-dimensional electrophoresis gels consists. of two proteins each occurring in unphosphorylated form and as several slightly more acidic phosphorylated derivatives. Two-dimensional tryptic phosphopeptide maps confirmed these observations. The more negatively charged of the two M,= 60,000 proteins undergoes enhanced phosphorylation in response to depolarization-induced Ca" influx. Analogous stud-ies on the M,= 16,000 proteins were not possible due to their low concentration. After acid hydrolysis, phosphoserine and phosphothreonine were recovered from Pso and only phosphoserine from the 16,000-dalton phosphoproteins. The enhanced phosphorylation of these proteins induced by 40 nm K+ and glucagon coincides, respectively, with the enhanced Ca2+ influx and rise in cellular CAMP characterized in previous studies. These phosphorylation events may be intermediate steps in the stimulation of insulin release by Ca2+ and CAMP.