Rapid electrophoretic analysis for histone phosphorylation. A reinvestigation of phosphorylation of lysine-rich histone during rat liver regeneration.
Rapid electrophoretic analysis for histone phosphorylation. A reinvestigation of phosphorylation of lysine-rich histone during rat liver regeneration.
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组蛋白磷酸化的快速电泳分析。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00797a024
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发表时间:
1971
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
R. Chalkley
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作者:
R. Balhorn;W. O. Rieke;R. Chalkley
Materials and MethodsPartial Hepatectomy. Holtzman rats weighing 100-200 g were partially hepatectomizedby the method of Higgins and Anderson (1931), removing approximately two-thirds of the liver. All hepatectomies were performed such that the removal of the regenerated liver occurred between 11: 00 am and 1: 00 pm, preventing possible diurnal variations in mitotic activity between experiments. The rats were fed ad libitum and the remaining liver removed following the appropriate interval of liver regeneration. Isolation of Histone. Whole histone was isolated from puri-fied nuclei by the method of Panyim and Chalkley (1969). It was necessary to increase the concentration of Triton X-100 to 1% in order to obtain sufficiently clean nuclei. Lysine-rich (Fi) histone was selectively extracted either from chromatin or from whole histone using the perchloric acid method of Johns (1964). The lysine-rich histone was then dialyzed extensively against 0.4 n sulfuric acidat 4 prior to precipitation by dialysisagainst 95% ethanol. Electrophoresis. Electrophoresisof histone dissolved in 15% sucrose-0.9 n acetic acid was performed for 24 hr at 25 and for 40 hr at 4 on 25-cm preelectrophoresed gels (15% acrylamide) containing 2.5 m urea in 0.9 n acetic acid (pH 2.8). After electrophoresis at 200 V, the gels were removed by breaking the tubes. They were stained in Amido-