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Resolution: standard / high Figure 6.
Effect of catalytically active and inactive PKCζ mutants on PLD activity. A, Representative Western blot showing the transfection of pCMV-FLAG-PKCζ constructs
using an anti-FLAG antibody. Samples were immunoprecipitated with anti-FLAG antibody
and probed with the same antibody; 1: untransfected, 2: pCMV-FLAG wt PKCζ, 3: pCMV-FLAG
T410A PKCζ, 4 and 5: pCMV-FLAG T410E PKCζ. B, Cells were transiently transfected with
wt PKCζ, kinase-deficient T410A PKCζ and constitutively active T410E PKCζ for 48 h
and PLD activity was determined as described in Methods. Data are expressed as the
change in PLD activity as a fraction of basal activity (non transfected cells). Values
are the mean ± S.E. of three independent experiments performed in duplicate on different
batches of cells. * Value significantly different from basal p < .01. C, PHE-induced
increase in PLD activity was adjusted for basal variations in the absence of PHE (shown
in panel B) for each treatment (vehicle, wt, T410A, T410E). PLD activity was calculated
as [PKCζ construct + PHE / [PKCζ construct alone]. This data presentation allows the
elimination of non specific variations of basal PLD activity due to the overexpression
of the PKCζ constructs. Values are the mean ± S.E. of three independent experiments
performed in duplicate on different batches of cells. * Value significantly different
from vehicle, p < .01.
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