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. 2005 Nov;126(5):461–480. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200509364

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Figure 11. — Size diversity of obscurin. (A) Domain structure of obscurin according to Young et al. (2001). Binding sites of the antibodies used in this study are indicated. (B–D) Western blots from 2% SDS-PAGE using (B and C) α-obscurin DH domain antibodies (asterisks in C, obscurin degradation bands) or (D) α-obscurin 48/49 antibodies. (E) Western blots from 12.5% polyacrylamide gels using α-obscurin DH domain antibodies. No signal was detectable in the M_w range 6–250 kD. (F) Estimated molecular weight of obscurin isoforms for 35 different rabbit muscles.