The origin of the 30 kDa component appearing during post-mortem ageing of bovine muscle.

作者: H. Negishi , E. Yamamoto , T. Kuwata

DOI: 10.1016/0309-1740(95)00044-5

关键词: Polyclonal antibodiesAgeingTroponin TProteolysisBiochemistryMyofibrilTroponinAntibodyProtein subunitChemistry

摘要: Abstract The most predominant component appearing on SDS-PAGE of myofibrils prepared from bovine m. vastus intermedius (VI) during ageing for 31 days post mortem at 0–2 °C was a with molecular weight 32 kDa (SDS-32 kDa). In this study, the origin SDS-32 component, which thought to correspond 30 already known, investigated. On crude troponins, both troponin T and 34 were gradually degraded then disappeared 24 , while concentration showed tendency increase ageing. VI muscle stored 17 using CM-Toyopearl chromatography, named native component. Its mobility agreed that SDS-32, components recognized by polyclonal anti-troponin antibody, furthermore, patterns amino acid composition very similar T. Thus, it considered these two would be polypeptides degradation We concluded must derived poly-peptides However, still remains possibility some products other myofibrillar proteins are included in Therefore, further studies about identity will required.

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