Okadaic acid, penetrating the human erythrocytes, almost completely inhibits P-Ser-protein phosphatase activity, whereas it unaffects Ser/Thr-protein kinase activity (casein kinases CKI and CKII), thus promoting a marked increase of the endogenous Ser-phosphorylation level of membrane proteins, such as cytoskeletal spectrin beta-subunit (band 2) and transmembrane band 3 protein. By contrast, the Tyr-phosphorylation state of band 3 protein is practically unaffected by okadaic acid, being unaffected both Tyr-protein kinase and P-Tyr-protein phosphatase activities.
Effect of Okadaic Acid On Membrane-protein Phosphorylation In Human Erythrocytes
BORDIN, LUCIANA;CLARI, GIULIO;TESSARIN, CINZIA;
1993
Abstract
Okadaic acid, penetrating the human erythrocytes, almost completely inhibits P-Ser-protein phosphatase activity, whereas it unaffects Ser/Thr-protein kinase activity (casein kinases CKI and CKII), thus promoting a marked increase of the endogenous Ser-phosphorylation level of membrane proteins, such as cytoskeletal spectrin beta-subunit (band 2) and transmembrane band 3 protein. By contrast, the Tyr-phosphorylation state of band 3 protein is practically unaffected by okadaic acid, being unaffected both Tyr-protein kinase and P-Tyr-protein phosphatase activities.File in questo prodotto:
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