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. 2007 Nov 28;7:64. doi: 10.1186/1471-2229-7-64

Table 1.

Acyl incorporation into PC and PE, comparing PAM with plasma membranes and an ER-rich fraction

Acyl incorporation from [14C]18:1-CoA (pmol·min-1·[mg protein]-1)

PC PE
Plasma membrane
 on its own 53 23
 + lysoPC 549 47
 +lysoPC + AgNO3 7 6
PAM-decreased plasma membrane
 on its own 89 27
 + lysoPC 329 37
 + lysoPC + AgNO3 11 5
PAM
 on its own 74 20
 + lysoPC 840 49
 + lysoPC + AgNO3 14 10
Enriched ER
 on its own 91 13
 + lysoPC 899 53
 + lysoPC + AgNO3 15 8

A pea shoot plasma membrane fraction was the starting material for the isolation of the PAM fraction. The PAM-decreased plasma membrane fraction represents the plasma membranes obtained after the removal of the PAM. The ER-enriched fraction is fraction number 1 from the 10-step counter current distribution (see Fig. 1). All fractions were incubated with [14C]18:1-CoA on its or in the presence of 70 μM lysoPC (acylated with 18:1), without or with 80 μM Ag NO3. Mean values are presented for 2–5 independent experiments, with standard deviations less than 10%.