1. Inversion of plant plasma membrane vesicles for the recovery of phosphopeptides from the cytoplasmic face.A, low concentrations of the detergent Brij-58 generate sealed inside-out vesicles, as visualized by ATP-dependent proton pumping activity in Brij-58-pretreated plasma membrane vesicles.
Inversion of plant plasma membrane vesicles for the recovery of phosphopeptides from the cytoplasmic face.A, low concentrations of the detergent Brij-58 generate sealed inside-out vesicles, as visualized by ATP-dependent proton pumping activity in Brij-58-pretreated plasma membrane vesicles. The decrease in absorption of acridine orange reflects the acidification of the vesicle lumen. Addition of 1 μm nigericin (Nig) abolishes the established pH gradient. B, two-dimensional TLC/TLE of phosphopeptides from in vivo-labeled plasma membranes that have been inverted with Brij-58 and “shaved” with trypsin. The origin (site of sample application) is indicated by “+.” Signals that are strongly induced in elicited versus control samples are marked with upward pointing arrowheads, unchanged signals (showing even loading) with arrowheads pointing right.
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