RABBIT ANNEXINS - COMPARISON OF PROTEINS IN CELL-FREE HOMOGENATES ANDMEMBRANES OF VARIOUS TISSUES AND FAST PRELIMINARY IDENTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS AFTER 2-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS
Vi. Melgunov et Sm. Nabokina, RABBIT ANNEXINS - COMPARISON OF PROTEINS IN CELL-FREE HOMOGENATES ANDMEMBRANES OF VARIOUS TISSUES AND FAST PRELIMINARY IDENTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS AFTER 2-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS, Biochemistry, 57(11), 1992, pp. 1194-1204
Annexins in cell-free homogenates and membranes of rabbit skeletal and
heart muscles, liver, kidney, lungs, and brain have been compared by
one- and two-dimensional electrophoresis. The pI and molecular weight
values of the proteins have been determined Data on two-dimensional el
ectrophoresis of annexins from different animals has been systematized
Simple graphs are presented which allow identification of annexins on
electrophoregrams. The technique is promising for identification of a
dditional Ca2+-dependent membrane-binding proteins and can be used in
the search for novel members of the annexin family.