EFFECTS OF INTEGRIN ALPHAⅡbR995A MUTATION ON RECEPTOR AFFINITY AND pp125 (FAK) PHOSPHORYLATION
Chinese Medical Sciences JournalVol. 0, Issue 4, Pages: 276-281(2004)
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EFFECTS OF INTEGRIN ALPHAⅡbR995A MUTATION ON RECEPTOR AFFINITY AND pp125 (FAK) PHOSPHORYLATION
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EFFECTS OF INTEGRIN ALPHAⅡbR995A MUTATION ON RECEPTOR AFFINITY AND pp125 (FAK) PHOSPHORYLATION[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2004, 0(4): 276-281.
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EFFECTS OF INTEGRIN ALPHAⅡbR995A MUTATION ON RECEPTOR AFFINITY AND pp125 (FAK) PHOSPHORYLATION[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2004, 0(4): 276-281.DOI:
EFFECTS OF INTEGRIN ALPHAⅡbR995A MUTATION ON RECEPTOR AFFINITY AND pp125 (FAK) PHOSPHORYLATION
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Abstract
Objective To investigate the role of cytoplasmic domain of integrin alphaⅡb in platelet signal transduction. Methods Binding capacity of integrin alphaⅡb R995A to antibody platelet activation complex-1 (PAC-1) and pp125 focal adhesion kinase (FAK) phosphorylation of cells were detected by flow cytometry
immune precipitation
and Western blotting. Results Without activation
wild-type alphaⅡbbeta3 Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells failed to bind to PAC-1
but mutant chimera alphaⅡb R995A beta3 CHO cells were able to bind with PAC-1. Furthermore
phosphorylation of pp125 (FAK) in wild-type alphaⅡbbeta3 CHO cells occured only when cells were adhered to fibrinogen
but could not be detected in bovine serum albumin suspension. However in the mutant chimera group
it could be detected in both conditions. Conclusion The mutation in integrin alphaⅡb R995A alters its affinity state as a receptor
thus also mediating cytoplasmic signal transduction leading to the phosphorylation of pp125 (FAK) without ligand binding.