FACTOR-XIIIA-CATALYZED CROSS-LINKING OF PLATELET AND MUSCLE ACTIN - REGULATION BY NUCLEOTIDES
FACTOR-XIIIA-CATALYZED CROSS-LINKING OF PLATELET AND MUSCLE ACTIN - REGULATION BY NUCLEOTIDES
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DOI:
10.1016/0304-4165(80)90386-4
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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通讯作者:
VEIS, A
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COHEN, I;BLANKENBERG, TA;VEIS, A
Actin from human blood platelets or rabbit skeletal muscle can serve as substrate for factor XIIIa. The latter catalyzes the incorporation of 1.5-2 mol monodansylcadaverine/mol rabbit actin and 0.5 mol/mol platelet actin. Highly cross-linked platelet and muscle actin polymers form in the absence of added amines, indicating the presence of acceptor and donor sites. As expected, the cross-link was a .gamma.-glutamyl-.epsilon.-lysine bond, with an average of 0.3-0.4 mol dipeptide/mol platelet actin. Cross-linking and amine incorporation are prevented by ATP, ADP, GTP and CTP, but not by AMP and cyclic AMP. These nucleotides may have an important regulatory role in muscle and non-muscle systems.