1989
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9258(18)81864-6
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Primary Structural Determinants Essential for Potent Inhibition of cAMP-dependent Protein Kinase by Inhibitory Peptides Corresponding to the Active Portion of the Heat-Stable Inhibitor Protein

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“…The EC 50 for the substrate is 0.091 µM, in close agreement with the reported apparent K m of 0.11 µM. 25 Figure 2B shows a saturation reaction with increasing enzyme concentration. As little as 100 ng PKA per well generates sufficient product that it can be readily detected under the given conditions.…”
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“…The EC 50 for the substrate is 0.091 µM, in close agreement with the reported apparent K m of 0.11 µM. 25 Figure 2B shows a saturation reaction with increasing enzyme concentration. As little as 100 ng PKA per well generates sufficient product that it can be readily detected under the given conditions.…”
Section: Optimization Of Assay Conditionssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…This potent PKA competitive inhibitor corresponds to residues 7 to 23 of both human and mouse PKA inhibitor and residues 6 to 22 of rabbit PKA inhibitor. 25,26 As shown in Figure 4A, the inhibitor cocktail was able to inhibit the PKA reaction in a dose-dependent manner, showing an IC 50 = 34 nM. This value is comparable to the nanomolar inhibition constant for PKA.…”
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“…In addition to the important functions of endogenous PKI, shorter peptides of PKI, for example PKI (6-22) amide, are widely used as pharmaceutical agents to inhibit PKA activity (Cheng et al, 1986;Glass et al, 1989a, Glass et al, 1989b. However, it was unclear if PKI inhibits only PKA or if it inhibits other enzymes as well.…”
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