T. Hatayama et al., CELLULAR-LOCALIZATION OF HIGH-MOLECULAR-MASS HEAT-SHOCK PROTEINS IN MURINE CELLS, Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 200(3), 1994, pp. 1367-1373
We have previously prepared an antiserum raised against hsp105 of muri
ne FM3A cells. The anti-hsp105 serum reacted to two isoforms of high m
olecular-mass heat shock protein (HMM-HSP) having a molecular mass of
105,000 Da (hsp105A and hsp105B) in FM3A cells. While hsp105A and hsp1
05B were both synthesized and accumulated under non-stressed condition
s, upon exposure to heat shock much more hsp105B was induced than hsp1
05A. When the cellular distribution of these hsp105s in murine 3T3 Swi
ss albino and C3H 10T1/2 cells was examined by immunofluorescence meth
ods using the anti-hsp105 serum, the HMM-HSPs were localized in the cy
toplasm and nuclei and were never found in the nucleoli of both 3T3 an
d C3H cells under non-stressed and stressed conditions. (C) 1994 Acade
mic Press, Inc.