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Article Dans Une Revue EMBO Journal Année : 1986

Identification of centrosomal proteins in a human lymphoblastic cell line.

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Highly enriched preparations of centrosomes from human T-lymphoblasts KE 37 were analyzed for their protein content. The specific pattern of polypeptides was characterized by an abundant subset of high mol. wt proteins and a major group of proteins with mol. wt ranging from 50 to 65 kd. Several immunoreactive proteins were identified, using a rabbit serum spontaneously reacting with human centrosomes. They include a family of high mol. wt ranging from 180 to 250 kd, a 130-kd protein and a 60-65 kd doublet. These antigens have the following properties: they are localized within the pericentriolar material; their abundance, as judged by centrosome labelling, changes significantly during the cell cycle, the maximum being observed at the pole of the metaphasic spindle; in Taxol-treated cells where the centrosome is no longer acting as a nucleating center, they redistribute at one end of the microtubule arrays in both mitotic and interphasic cells, as expected for nucleating, or capping, proteins. All these properties are compatible with their involvement in microtubule nucleation.

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hal-02446784 , version 1 (21-01-2020)

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Françoise Gosti-Testu, Marie-Chantal Marty, Josette Berges, Roger Maunoury, Michel Bornens. Identification of centrosomal proteins in a human lymphoblastic cell line.. EMBO Journal, 1986, 5 (10), pp.2545-50. ⟨10.1002/j.1460-2075.1986.tb04533.x⟩. ⟨hal-02446784⟩
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