Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Amino-terminal radiosequencing of double-mutant procathepsin G in RBL cells. RBL/CatG/Gly201/▵Gly19Glu20 cells were pulse-labeled with 3H-isoleucine for 30 minutes as described in the Materials and Methods. After pulse-labeling, 100 × 106 cells were subjected to solubilization, immunoprecipitation, SDS-PAGE, and transfer to a PVDF membrane by Western blotting. Radioactive bands containing pulse-labeled 32.5-kD CatG/Gly201/▵Gly19Glu20 were excised and subjected to amino acid degradation. The amount of radioactivity in the initial 9 cycles of each sequence analysis is shown (dpm, disintegrations per minute).

Amino-terminal radiosequencing of double-mutant procathepsin G in RBL cells. RBL/CatG/Gly201/▵Gly19Glu20 cells were pulse-labeled with 3H-isoleucine for 30 minutes as described in the Materials and Methods. After pulse-labeling, 100 × 106 cells were subjected to solubilization, immunoprecipitation, SDS-PAGE, and transfer to a PVDF membrane by Western blotting. Radioactive bands containing pulse-labeled 32.5-kD CatG/Gly201/▵Gly19Glu20 were excised and subjected to amino acid degradation. The amount of radioactivity in the initial 9 cycles of each sequence analysis is shown (dpm, disintegrations per minute).

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