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pubmed-article:3286641pubmed:abstractTextSubstructure of chicken gizzard smooth muscle alpha-actinin molecule was deduced by domainal mapping of the proteolytic fragments with alpha-chymotrypsin. There were three chymotryptic cleavage sites (Sites I, II, and III, from the amino terminus). Cleavage at Site I generated two fragments, i.e. an NH2-terminal 36-kDa fragment and a COOH-terminal 70-kDa fragment. The 70-kDa fragment generated either a 55-kDa fragment by cleavage at Site II or a 65-kDa fragment by cleavage at Site III. Purified NH2-terminal 36-kDa fragment bound to F-actin, whereas the 55-kDa fragment formed a dimeric molecule. Circular dichroism and electron microscopic experiments demonstrated that the alpha-helical content of the 55-kDa fragment was 14% higher than that of native gizzard alpha-actinin, coinciding with the apparently rod-shaped configuration of this fragment. A 110-kDa product was generated from two 55-kDa fragments in a cross-linking study with the zero-length cross-linker 1-ethyl-3-(3-dimethylaminopropyl)carbodiimide. Two cross-linkable sites in the 55-kDa, A- and B-site, were shown to be involved in this reaction. Further, it was demonstrated by using N-(7-dimethylamino-4-methyl-3-coumarinyl)maleimide labeling and immunoblotting analyses that the A-site on one 55-kDa fragment was cross-linked to the B-site on the other. These results suggest that smooth muscle alpha-actinin formed an antiparallel dimeric molecule in which the 55-kDa fragments connected the two actin-binding domains composed of the 36-kDa fragments.lld:pubmed
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