The glycosomal FBPase activity is not abolished in the Δ<i>fbpase</i> mutant.
- Marion Wargnies (6091637)
- Eloïse Bertiaux (5309927)
- Edern Cahoreau (3688963)
- Nicole Ziebart (672663)
- Aline Crouzols (5309936)
- Pauline Morand (499608)
- Marc Biran (499609)
- Stefan Allmann (672662)
- Jane Hubert (1562056)
- Oriana Villafraz (6091640)
- Yoann Millerioux (499610)
- Nicolas Plazolles (252362)
- Corinne Asencio (843716)
- Loïc Rivière (5921462)
- Brice Rotureau (336607)
- Michael Boshart (37792)
- Jean-Charles Portais (17821)
- Frédéric Bringaud (77209)
Publication date
December 2018
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Panel A shows the FBPase activity (top panel) and western blotting analysis (lower panel) of glycosomal fractions of the parental (WT), Δfbpase and Δfbpase/FBPase.i (rescue) cell lines. The FBPase activities were normalised with the glycerol kinase activities. In panel B the glycosomal localisation of FBPase and SBPase was confirmed by western blotting analyses on glycosomal and cytosolic fractions, using control immune sera against glycosomal (PPDK) and cytosolic (enolase) markers.</p
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