The amyloid precursor protein of Alzheimer's disease is released by human platelets
Western blots of normal human platelets, employing a monoclonal antibody raised against the full-length amyloid precursor protein of Alzheimer's disease (APP695), revealed major bands of 100-110 and 120-130 kDa in both cytosolic, membrane, and released fractions. These species were similar in s...
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description | Western blots of normal human platelets, employing a monoclonal antibody raised against the full-length amyloid precursor
protein of Alzheimer's disease (APP695), revealed major bands of 100-110 and 120-130 kDa in both cytosolic, membrane, and
released fractions. These species were similar in size to forms seen in brain preparations and in plasma. There was no difference
in Western blots of platelet preparations from Alzheimer patients compared with controls. Purified platelet amyloid precursor
proteins were sequenced and shown to be amino terminally homogeneous. Immunohistochemistry localized the antigen to the platelet
and megakaryocyte and demonstrated weak immunostaining of some lymphocytes. Immunoprecipitation of material released from
platelets demonstrated that sedimentable full-length APP with the carboxyl-terminal epitope, and soluble APP lacking the carboxyl-terminal
epitope, may exist in the circulation. Western blots and carboxyl-terminal and amino-terminal APP radioimmunoassay of material
released by platelets in response to stimulation revealed that platelets release APP during degranulation. The function of
platelet APP is yet to be determined, but the present studies suggest a role in regulation of the coagulation cascade or in
platelet aggregation. |
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proteins were sequenced and shown to be amino terminally homogeneous. Immunohistochemistry localized the antigen to the platelet
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platelets demonstrated that sedimentable full-length APP with the carboxyl-terminal epitope, and soluble APP lacking the carboxyl-terminal
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in Western blots of platelet preparations from Alzheimer patients compared with controls. Purified platelet amyloid precursor
proteins were sequenced and shown to be amino terminally homogeneous. Immunohistochemistry localized the antigen to the platelet
and megakaryocyte and demonstrated weak immunostaining of some lymphocytes. Immunoprecipitation of material released from
platelets demonstrated that sedimentable full-length APP with the carboxyl-terminal epitope, and soluble APP lacking the carboxyl-terminal
epitope, may exist in the circulation. Western blots and carboxyl-terminal and amino-terminal APP radioimmunoassay of material
released by platelets in response to stimulation revealed that platelets release APP during degranulation. The function of
platelet APP is yet to be determined, but the present studies suggest a role in regulation of the coagulation cascade or in
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in Western blots of platelet preparations from Alzheimer patients compared with controls. Purified platelet amyloid precursor
proteins were sequenced and shown to be amino terminally homogeneous. Immunohistochemistry localized the antigen to the platelet
and megakaryocyte and demonstrated weak immunostaining of some lymphocytes. Immunoprecipitation of material released from
platelets demonstrated that sedimentable full-length APP with the carboxyl-terminal epitope, and soluble APP lacking the carboxyl-terminal
epitope, may exist in the circulation. Western blots and carboxyl-terminal and amino-terminal APP radioimmunoassay of material
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