N. Reiss et al., INTERACTION OF PURIFIED PROTEIN-KINASE-C WITH KEY PROTEINS OF ENERGY-METABOLISM AND CELLULAR MOTILITY, Biochemistry and molecular biology international, 38(4), 1996, pp. 711-719
The phospholipid dependent protein kinase C is involved in regulation
of cellular motility and energy metabolism. To study a possible direct
interaction of protein kinase C with cellular motility and energy met
abolism, we used purified rat brain protein kinase C to phosphorylate
key proteins of these systems. Protein kinase C phosphorylates with co
mparable stoichiometry the G- but not the F- form of muscle and brain
actin, the key protein of cellular motility. Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphat
e dehydrogenase, creatine kinase and glutamine synthase, key enzymes o
f energy metabolism, are also phosphorylated at comparable stoichiomet
ry. The data suggest that protein kinase C might be directly involved
in the regulation of cellular motility and energy metabolism.