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• W2080697050 abstract "Abstract The soluble fraction of nuclear proteins is a functionally significant fraction, since it has been shown that it contains ribonucleoproteins active in nuclear RNA metabolism. The aim of this work was to detect variations associated with cell proliferation, by comparing two‐dimensional proteomes obtained from the soluble fractions of onion nuclei isolated from actively proliferating root meristematic cells versus nonmeristematic root cells. In particular, we have studied the physicochemical features of the major nucleolar protein NopA100, a highly phosphorylated, nucleolin‐like protein. A total of 384 spots were quantified in meristematic nuclei, while only 209 were detected in nonmeristematic nuclei. The comparison of both proteomes resulted in the determination of specific spots for each proliferative state and those which were common to both cases. Furthermore, among these latter, we could discriminate quantitative differences. Interestingly, well‐known nucleolar proteins, such as RNA polymerase I, B23 and the nucleolin‐like protein NopA100, were significantly increased in proliferating cells. Western blots with anti‐NopA100 antibody demonstrated 26 spots in the meristematic sample. All the spots detected were clustered at 100 kDa and were distributed through an isoelectric point (p I ) range of 4.3–6.6. In contrast, only seven spots were found in the extract from nonmeristematic nuclei, and the p I range was shortened to 4.8–6.1. These results indicate that the state of NopA100 phosphorylation correlates with the degree of nucleolar activity, i.e. the protein is more highly phosphorylated in cycling cells. We have also analyzed the bidimensional silver staining of the nucleolar organizing region (Ag‐NOR) pattern of the soluble nuclear fraction in order to identify plant cell phosphoproteins that are considered to be markers of proliferation. These experiments demonstrated that NopA100, the onion, nucleolin‐like protein, is an Ag‐NOR protein. In addition we found that the plant homologue of the vertebrate nucleolar phosphoprotein B23 migrated as two clusters of acidic spots, 43 and 42 kDa respectively in molecular mass. The differences between these features and those described for mammalian cells is discussed. Our results demonstrate that the use of protein fractionation procedures with functional significance and the location of candidate spots by indirect techniques are advantageous, complementary methods to random selection procedures for proteomic studies involving further mass spectrometry analysis." @default.
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• W2080697050 date "2004-01-29" @default.
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• W2080697050 title "Identification of specific plant nucleolar phosphoproteins in a functional proteomic analysis" @default.
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