Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Factor XIIIa does not cross-link rEC. Factor XIII-catalyzed cross-linking reactions were performed as described in Materials and Methods with either the rEC domain (upper panel) or fragment D1 (lower panel) as substrate. Lanes Ø contain substrate alone. Samples in the adjacent lane in each panel were further supplemented with nonactivated factor XIII (FXIII), whereas those in the remaining lanes were treated with thrombin-activated factor XIII (FXIIIa) and incubated for the lengths of time indicated. Samples were run on 4% to 20% gradient SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions. Positions of factor XIII, factor XIIIa, the fragment D1 subunits (D, βD, and γD) as well as the γD-dimer are indicated in the margins.

Factor XIIIa does not cross-link rEC. Factor XIII-catalyzed cross-linking reactions were performed as described in Materials and Methods with either the rEC domain (upper panel) or fragment D1 (lower panel) as substrate. Lanes Ø contain substrate alone. Samples in the adjacent lane in each panel were further supplemented with nonactivated factor XIII (FXIII), whereas those in the remaining lanes were treated with thrombin-activated factor XIII (FXIIIa) and incubated for the lengths of time indicated. Samples were run on 4% to 20% gradient SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions. Positions of factor XIII, factor XIIIa, the fragment D1 subunits (D, βD, and γD) as well as the γD-dimer are indicated in the margins.

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