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. 1998 Jun 1;18(11):4384–4392. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.18-11-04384.1998

Table 3.

Effect of the PKC inhibitor peptide (19–31) on stimulus-induced MARCKS phosphorylation in the AL

Stimulation Reduction of MARCKS phosphorylation by PKC inhibitor peptide
− (Ca, DAG) (%) + (Ca, DAG) (%)
92  ± 4  (8)* 90  ± 3  (8)*
CS 91  ± 4  (4)* 91  ± 4  (4)*
US 89  ± 5  (4)* 90  ± 5  (4)*
3 hr after one trial 92  ± 5  (4)* 95  ± 4  (4)*
3 hr after three trials 95  ± 5  (4)* 91  ± 4  (4)*
18 hr after one trial 94  ± 5  (4)* 94  ± 5  (4)*
18 hr after three trials 92  ± 4  (4)* 93  ± 5  (4)*

Animals were dissected unstimulated (−), directly after stimulation (CS or US), or at 3 hr, respectively, 24 hr after training (one or three trials). MARCKS phosphorylation was measured in the presence or absence of (100 μm) PKC inhibitor peptide (19–31). Mean values ± SEM indicate the reduction of kinase activity by PKC inhibitor peptide. The number of independent measurements is shown in parentheses. Values that are significantly different from the corresponding values in the absence of the PKC inhibitor peptide are marked by an asterisk (p < 0.01; t test).