Title : Localization of "non-extractable" acetylcholinesterase to the vertebrate neuromuscular junction.

Pub. Date : 1993 Sep 5

PMID : 8360197






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1 High salt and heparin-containing buffers are capable of solubilizing asymmetric AChE molecules from skeletal muscle; however, detachment of AChE specifically from synaptic basal lamina using these procedures has not been demonstrated. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus
2 Analysis of extracted AChE oligomeric forms showed that low salt buffers containing heparin and high salt buffers were capable of solubilizing substantial amounts of catalytically active collagen-tailed AChE, whereas none of these buffers were capable of detaching AChE from synaptic basal lamina. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus
3 Analysis of extracted AChE oligomeric forms showed that low salt buffers containing heparin and high salt buffers were capable of solubilizing substantial amounts of catalytically active collagen-tailed AChE, whereas none of these buffers were capable of detaching AChE from synaptic basal lamina. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus
4 Analysis of extracted AChE oligomeric forms showed that low salt buffers containing heparin and high salt buffers were capable of solubilizing substantial amounts of catalytically active collagen-tailed AChE, whereas none of these buffers were capable of detaching AChE from synaptic basal lamina. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus
5 Analysis of extracted AChE oligomeric forms showed that low salt buffers containing heparin and high salt buffers were capable of solubilizing substantial amounts of catalytically active collagen-tailed AChE, whereas none of these buffers were capable of detaching AChE from synaptic basal lamina. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus
6 Analysis of extracted AChE oligomeric forms showed that low salt buffers containing heparin and high salt buffers were capable of solubilizing substantial amounts of catalytically active collagen-tailed AChE, whereas none of these buffers were capable of detaching AChE from synaptic basal lamina. Salts acetylcholinesterase Rattus norvegicus