芹菜韧皮部中的微管蛋白和类动蛋白

用免疫荧光标记和免疫印迹技术,证明芹菜韧皮部中存在微管蛋白和类动蛋白（ｋｉｎｅｓｉｎ－ｌｉｋｅｎｒｏｔｅｉｎ）。微管蛋白分子量约为５５ｋＤ,以微管状态沿筛管长度排列;类动蛋白重链分子量为１００ｋＤ,主要存在于筛管中的无定型颗粒（或聚合物）上。芹菜韧皮部中的类动蛋白,很可能象动物神经细胞中的动蛋白（ｋｉｎｅｓｉｎ）一样,是作为分子马达在物质运输中起作用。     

流行性出血热循环免疫复合物组分分析

应用ＳＤＳ－聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳及免疫转印技术对流行性出血热患才血清中免疫合物组分进行了分析。流行性出血热循环免疫复合物经ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ分离,考马斯亮兰染色,显色主要有７条带,分子量分别为２３ｋＤ,５０ｋＤ,５２ｋＤ,６５ｋＤ,７２ｋＤ,８０ｋＤ及１００ｋＤ。采用该病毒特异性抗血清、单克隆抗体以及人免疫球蛋白、补体成分抗血清识别,在其特环免疫复合物中可检出特异性病毒抗在及相应的免疫球状蛋白和补体成     

花粉高尔基囊泡与牛脑微管的体外结合

把从榛木（Ｃｏｒｙｌｕｓａｖｅｌｌａｎａ Ｌ．）花粉中分离得到的高尔基囊泡与经高度纯化并聚合好的牛脑微管进行体外组合,然后于１．５ ｍ ｏｌ／Ｌ的蔗糖层上进行超离心,对其沉淀物进行ＳＤＳ－聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳和电镜负染。结果表明,花粉高尔基囊泡可以结合到牛脑微管上,证明植物花粉的高尔基囊泡与动物细胞的某些细胞器一样,也与细胞骨架的主要组成之一——微管具有结构上的紧密联系。花粉高尔基囊泡与牛脑微管的体外结合能力,受１０ ｍ ｍ ｏｌ／ＬＡＴＰ和０．５ ｍ ｏｌ／ＬＫＣｌ的影响,但不受５ ｍ ｍ ｏｌ／Ｌ ＡＭＰ－ＰＮＰ的影响,说明两者结合可能是通过高尔基囊泡表面与ＡＴＰ有关的某种外周膜蛋白来完成的。     

植物28kD蛋白的纯化及部分性质研究

经丙酮粉、硫酸铵分级沉淀和阴离子交换层析等方法,首次从玉米花粉细胞质粗提物中纯化了一种具有ＡＴＰａｓｅ活性的可溶性蛋白。ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ测得分子量为２８ｋＤ,ＩＥＦ－ＰＡＧＥ测得等电点为８．３。免疫印迹鉴定结果表明该酶蛋白与抗牛脑动蛋白或动力蛋白的抗体无免疫交叉反应。最大紫外吸收波长为２７８ｎｍ,并作了ＣＤ谱分析。底物特异性研究表明：ＡＴＰａｓｅ水解活性最高。药理学研究表明：该酶蛋白可被矾酸钠强烈抑制,但对ＮＥＭ基本不敏感,氟化钠可使酶活力丧失５０％左右,寡霉素、硝酸钾及乌本苷对酶活力没有抑制作用．     

银杏花粉微管蛋白的纯化及鉴定

采用丙酮粉抽提,ＤＥＡＥ－Ｓｅｐｈａｄｅｘ Ａ－５０、Ｓｅｐｈａｃｒｙｌ Ｓ－３００、ＭｏｎｏＱ柱层析,从银杏花粉中分离纯化出微管蛋白,其两个亚基的分子量分别为５４ｋＤ和５２ｋＤ纯化的微管蛋白可与鸡脑微管蛋白抗体发生免疫交叉反应。     

抗癌胚抗原嵌合重链与核心链霉亲和素基因的融合及 …

将抗癌胚抗原（ＣＥＡ）单克隆抗体的重链可变区与人的恒定区（Ｃγ３）连接,制备抗癌胚抗原嵌合重链用于放免治疗及其他导向治疗,可减少人抗鼠抗体反应（ＨＡＭＡ）。为纯化及核素标记抗体,将嵌合重链基因与核心链霉亲和素基因融合。融合基因在大肠杆菌得到高效表达,表达量占菌体总蛋白的２４％。ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ和蛋白质印迹图谱显示表达产物分子量为７０ｋＤ,与其基因编码蛋白质的理论推算值相符。以ＨＲＰ标记的生物素作为     

我国单纯疱疹病毒I型168株糖蛋白D基因的克隆及其在痘苗病毒天坛…

将我国单纯疱疹病毒Ｉ型１６８株基因组ＤＮＡ中扩增出的糖蛋白Ｄ基因,插入痘苗病毒ｐ７．５启动子下游,使其在痘苗病毒天坛株表达,免疫荧光分析表明,产生的重组病毒糖蛋白Ｄ能被运到被重且病毒感染的１４３细胞表面表达,表达的产物经Ｗｅｓｔｅｎｂｌｏｔ鉴定为分子量约５０ｋＤ的多肽,Ｓｏｕｔｈｅｒｎｂｌｏｔ证明重组病毒基因组中整合有ＨＳＶ－１１６８株糖蛋白基因片段,重组病毒免疫家兔后,产生了高滴度的ＨＳＶ特异性     

玉米花粉32kD蛋白的纯化及性质

利用丙酮粉、硫酸铵分段盐析及离子交换层析技术,从玉米花粉细胞质中分离纯化了一种３２ｋＤ的可溶性蛋白,其ＧＴＰａｓｅ活性大于ＡＴＰａｓｅ。ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ表明达银染电泳纯。等电聚焦电泳测得等电点为５．２５。免疫印迹鉴定表明该蛋白与抗牛脑动蛋白或动力蛋白的抗体无免疫交叉反应。最大紫外吸收波长为２８２ｎｍ,ＣＤ谱分析说明具有球蛋白特征。     

玉米花粉32kD蛋白的纯化及性质

利用丙酮粉,硫酸铵分段盐析及离子交换层析技术,从玉米花粉细胞质中分离纯化了一种３２ｋＤ的可溶性蛋白,其ＧＴＰａｓｅ活性大于ＡＴＰａｓｅ。ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ表明达银染电泳纯。等电聚焦电泳测得等电点为５．２５。免疫印迹鉴定表明该蛋白与抗牛脑动蛋白或动力蛋白的抗体无免疫交叉反应。最大紫外吸收波长为２８２ｎｍ,ＣＤ谱分析说明具有球蛋白特征。     

抗癌胚抗原单链抗体基因的构建及高效表达

采用重组ＰＣＲ技术将已获得的抗癌胚抗原鼠源单克隆抗体Ｅ７Ｂ１０重,轻链可变区基因经（Ｇｌｙ３Ｓｅｒ）３编码的寡核苷酸拼接成单链抗体基因,并在大肠杆菌中高效表达了单链抗体Ｃ端的融合蛋白,其表达量达到菌体总蛋白的２０％,ＳＤＳ－ＰＡＧＥ和Ｗｅｓｔｅｒｎ印迹图谱显示表达产物分子量为２７ｋＤ,与其基因编码蛋白的理论推算值相符。     

Identification of Kinesin-Like Protein on Golgi Vesicles of Pollen

Kinesin-like protein was identified on Golgi vesicles of pollen. At the tip of pollen tube of Nicotiana alata, the vesicle-like particles were recognized by monoclonal antibody against the kinesin heavy chain from bovine brain (K71s23). The Glogi vesicles isolated from the pollens of Corylus avellana by discontinious sucrose gradient ultracentrifugation, could be recognized as antikinesin, based on immuno-gold labelling. Results from SDS-PAGE and western blot, showed that the 100 kD polypeptides on Golgi vesicles were the major polypeptides of kinesin-like protein.     

Microtubule- and actin filament-dependent motors are distributed on pollen tube mitochondria and contribute differently to their movement

The pollen tube exhibits cytoplasmic streaming of organelles, which is dependent on the actin-myosin system. Although microtubule-based motors have also been identified in the pollen tube, many uncertainties exist regarding their role in organelle transport. As part of our attempt to understand the role of microtubule-based movement in the pollen tube of tobacco, we investigated the cooperation between microtubules and actin filaments in the transport of mitochondria and Golgi vesicles, which are distributed differently in the growing pollen tube. The analysis was performed using in vitro motility assays in which organelles move along both microtubules and actin filaments. The results indicated that the movement of mitochondria and Golgi vesicles is slow and continuous along microtubules but fast and irregular along actin filaments. In addition, the presence of microtubules in the motility assays forces organelles to use lower velocities. Actin- and tubulin-binding tests, immunoblotting and immunogold labeling indicated that different organelles bind to identical myosins but associate with specific kinesins. We found that a 90 kDa kinesin (previously known as 90 kDa ATP-MAP) is associated with mitochondria but not with Golgi vesicles, whereas a 170 kDa myosin is distributed on mitochondria and other organelle classes. In vitro and in vivo motility assays indicate that microtubules and kinesins decrease the speed of mitochondria, thus contributing to their positioning in the pollen tube.     

Plant Golgi-associated vesicles contain a novel alpha-actinin-like protein

By using Western blotting, immunofluorescence and immunogold labeling, a novel alpha-actinin-like protein was found in pollen and pollen tubes of Lilium davidii, a model system for cytoskeleton and Golgi apparatus study of plant. As measured by Western blotting, the molecular mass of the a-actinin-like protein was about 80 kDa. Under confocal laser scanning microscopy after immunofluorescence labeling, the distribution of the alpha-actinin-like protein appeared punctated in the cytoplasm of the pollen and pollen tubes. When double labeled, the protein was co-localized with Golgi 58K protein. In addition, some fraction of the alpha-actinin-like protein was found to co-distribute with F-actin bundles in the pollen tubes. Additional studies with immuno-gold labeling and transmission electron microscopy revealed that the alpha-actinin-like protein bound mainly to the membranes of Golgi-associated vesicles. When the pollen tubes were treated with Brefeldin A (BFA), the a-actinin-like proteins were dispersed into the cytoplasm, and the growth of pollen tubes was inhibited. After BFA was removed, the protein was reversibly recovered on the Golgi apparatus. These results suggest that the novel alpha-actinin-like protein is a BFA-sensitive protein on the membranes of Golgi-associated vesicles, and may participate in Golgi-associated vesicles budding and/or sorting, together with actin microfilaments.     

The tetrameric molecule of conventional kinesin contains identical light chains

Conventional kinesin is a multifunctional motor protein that transports numerous organelles along microtubules. The specificity of kinesin-cargo binding is thought to depend on the type(s) of light chains that a kinesin molecule contains. We have shown previously that different isoforms of kinesin light chains are associated with different types of cargo, mitochondria and membranes of the Golgi complex. Here, we provide evidence that the two light chains present within each kinesin molecule are always of the same type. Further, we demonstrate that kinesin heavy chains interact with nascent light-chain polypeptides on ribosomes. These data suggest that incorporation of the two identical light chains into a single kinesin molecule most likely occurs cotranslationally.     

Identification and characterization of a novel microtubule-based motor associated with membranous organelles in tobacco pollen tubes

Pollen tube growth depends on the differential distribution of organelles and vesicles along the tube. The role of microtubules in organelle movement is uncertain, mainly because information at the molecular level is limited. In an effort to understand the molecular basis of microtubule-based movement, we isolated from tobacco pollen tubes polypeptides that cosediment with microtubules in an ATP-dependent manner. Major polypeptides released from microtubules by ATP (ATP-MAPs) had molecular masses of 90, 80, and 41 kD. Several findings indicate that the 90-kD ATP-MAP is a kinesin-related motor: binding of the polypeptide to microtubules was enhanced by the nonhydrolyzable ATP analog AMP-PNP; the 90-kD polypeptide reacted specifically with a peptide antibody directed against a highly conserved region in the motor domain of the kinesin superfamily; purified 90-kD ATP-MAP induced microtubules to glide in motility assays in vitro; and the 90-kD ATP-MAP cofractionated with microtubule-activated ATPase activity. Immunolocalization studies indicated that the 90-kD ATP-MAP binds to organelles associated with microtubules in the cortical region of the pollen tube. These findings suggest that the 90-kD ATP-MAP is a kinesin-related microtubule motor that moves organelles in the cortex of growing pollen tubes.     

Ultrastructural research on cell wall regeneration by cultured pollen protoplasts of Lilium longiflorum

Summary Protoplasts from pollen grains of Lilium longiflorum regenerate amorphous cellulosic cell walls in culture, during which some precursors of cellulose are polymerized, thus producing progressively harder cellulosic cell walls as the period of culture continues. It is presumed that the components of the cell wall regenerated during 1 week in culture differ from those of the intine of the pollen grain wall. The regenerated cell wall is formed by means of large smooth vesicles; in addition, numerous coated vesicles and pits aid in wall regeneration. The pollen tube that germinates from the 8-day-old cultured protoplast has numerous Golgi bodies and many vesicles which build the pollen tube wall. The tube wall has two layers just like a normal pollen tube wall.     

FINE STRUCTURE AND CYTOCHEMISTRY OF LILIUM POLLEN TUBES

Growth of the Lilium longiflorum pollen tube in vitro is restricted to a zone extending back 3–5 μ from the tip. Electron micrographs of cross and longitudinal thin sections of L. longiflorum and L. regale pollen tubes reveal that the cytoplasm of the nongrowing region of the tube contains an abundance of mitochondria, amyloplasts, Golgi bodies, endoplasmic reticulum, lipid bodies, and vesicles. In contrast, the growing tip is characterized by an abundance of vesicles and an absence of other cytoplasmic elements. The vesicles appear to be of 2 types. One is spherical, about 0.1 μ in diameter, stains strongly with phosphotungstic acid, apparently arises from the Golgi apparatus and appears to contribute to tube wall and plasmalemma formation. The other type is irregular in shape, 0.01-0.05 μ in diameter, stains strongly with lead hydroxide, and is of unknown origin and function. Cytochemical analysis indicates that the tips of L. longiflorum pollen tubes are singularly rich in ribonucleic acid, protein, and carbohydrate. These findings are discussed in relation to tube growth.     

Mammalian cells express three distinct dynein heavy chains that are localized to different cytoplasmic organelles

We describe two dynein heavy chain (DHC)-like polypeptides (DHCs 2 and 3) that are distinct from the heavy chain of conventional cytoplasmic dynein (DHC1) but are expressed in a variety of mammalian cells that lack axonemes. DHC2 is a distant member of the "cytoplasmic" branch of the dynein phylogenetic tree, while DHC3 shares more sequence similarity with dynein-like polypeptides that have been thought to be axonemal. Each cytoplasmic dynein is associated with distinct cellular organelles. DHC2 is localized predominantly to the Golgi apparatus. Moreover, the Golgi disperses upon microinjection of antibodies to DHC2, suggesting that this motor is involved in establishing proper Golgi organization. DCH3 is associated with as yet unidentified structures that may represent transport intermediates between two or more cytoplasmic compartments. Apparently, specific cytoplasmic dyneins, like individual members of the kinesin superfamily, play unique roles in the traffic of cytomembranes.     

Binding of Pollen Golgi Vesicles to Calf Brain Microtubule in Vitro

The Golgi vesicles isolated from the pollen of Corylus avellana were incubated with the microtubules polymerized from highly purified calf brain tubulin. After ultracentrifugation on a layer of 1.5 mol/L sucrose, the pellets were assayed with SDS-PAGE and negative staining. The results showed that, in vitro, the pollen Golgi vesicles were able to bind onto calf brain microtubules. The microtubule-binding ability was suppressed by 10 mmol/L ATP and 0. 5 mol/L KCI, but not by 5 mmol/L AMP-PNP, suggesting that the binding may result from some ATP-related peripheral membrane proteins.