EVIDENCE FOR RELEASE OF SOLUBLE, BUT NOT OF MEMBRANE-INTEGRATED, PROTEINS FROM HUMAN-PLATELET ALPHA-GRANULES
EVIDENCE FOR RELEASE OF SOLUBLE, BUT NOT OF MEMBRANE-INTEGRATED, PROTEINS FROM HUMAN-PLATELET ALPHA-GRANULES
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DOI:
10.1016/0167-4838(82)90029-2
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
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SOLUM, NO
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作者:
GOGSTAD, GO;HAGEN, I;SOLUM, NO
Proteins released from stimulated platelets were compared to those of a well-defined preparation of .alpha.-granules and the soluble cytoplasm by crossed immunoelectrophoresis. Nearly all releasable proteins were detected in the .alpha.-granule; the true proteins of the soluble cytoplasm were not released. The released glycoproteins interactd with lectins similarly to their .alpha.-granula-located counterparts. The .alpha.-granules were divided into soluble contents and membranes by ultrasonication followed by ultracentrifugation. The proteins of the soluble content corresponded to those released from the stimulated platelets. This observation was also supported by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. The bulk of the proteins released from stimulated platelets originate from the soluble content of the .alpha.-granules. Two major .alpha.-granule antigens as well as the myosin H chain were not released and recovered in the .alpha.-granule membrane. The hypothetical exocytosis mechanism for the release of .alpha.-granule proteins from platelets was supported.