Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Identification and purification of the Btk-SH2 domain-binding protein. (A) Lysates of RAMOS cells stimulated with anti-μ-antibody (+) or without stimulation (−) were incubated with the fusion protein of GST and the wild-type Btk-SH2 [SH2(Wild)] or mutated Btk-SH2 [SH2(R307K)] domain. Binding phosphoproteins were detected by immunoblotting with the antiphosphotyrosine (anti-pTyr) antibody 4G10. (B) Ponceau S staining of the purified proteins on PVDF membrane. (C) Peptide mass map obtained by MALDI mass analysis. The result obtained from the peptide mixture generated byAchromobacter protease I digestion of the 68-kD protein is representatively shown.

Identification and purification of the Btk-SH2 domain-binding protein. (A) Lysates of RAMOS cells stimulated with anti-μ-antibody (+) or without stimulation (−) were incubated with the fusion protein of GST and the wild-type Btk-SH2 [SH2(Wild)] or mutated Btk-SH2 [SH2(R307K)] domain. Binding phosphoproteins were detected by immunoblotting with the antiphosphotyrosine (anti-pTyr) antibody 4G10. (B) Ponceau S staining of the purified proteins on PVDF membrane. (C) Peptide mass map obtained by MALDI mass analysis. The result obtained from the peptide mixture generated byAchromobacter protease I digestion of the 68-kD protein is representatively shown.

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