Analysis of middle tumor antigen and pp60c-src interactions in polyomavirus-transformed rat cells.
AUTOR(ES)
Bolen, J B
RESUMO
The relative abundance of pp60c-src molecules associated with polyomavirus (Py) middle tumor antigen (MTAg) and the relative abundance of MTAg associated with pp60c-src in a variety of Py-transformed rat cells was determined by quantitative immunoblot analyses which detect pp60c-src or Py MTAg. The results demonstrate that approximately 5 to 10% of the total immunoprecipitable pp60c-src molecules in Py-transformed rat cells are stably associated with MTAg and have elevated protein kinase activities. In these same cells, it was found that approximately 10 to 15% of the detectable MTAg molecules are stably associated with pp60c-src. Other results presented in this report demonstrate that approximately 50 to 75% of the total MTAg-associated cellular tyrosine kinase activity potentially represents the enzymatic activity of pp60c-src, while the remaining 25 to 50% represents the activity of other cellular tyrosine kinases. Our results also show that most pp60c-src molecules associated with Py MTAg do not possess electrophoretic mobilities that are altered from those of pp60c-src molecules not associated with MTAg or pp60c-src molecules obtained from normal rodent cells.
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