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. 1989 Jul;257(1):137-9.
doi: 10.1007/BF00221643.

Pig brain homogenates contain smooth muscle myosin and cytoplasmic myosin isoforms

U Gröschel-Stewart  1 , E Magel, E Paul, A C Neidlinger
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Pig brain homogenates contain smooth muscle myosin and cytoplasmic myosin isoforms

U Gröschel-Stewart et al. Cell Tissue Res. 1989 Jul.

Abstract

Three myosin isoforms, two of smooth muscle and one of cytoplasmic origin, were found in porcine brain by Western blotting analysis with antibodies specific for smooth and cytoplasmic myosins. The smooth muscle isoforms comprise at least 30% of the total myosin present. Brain tissue is therefore not a suitable source for the isolation of pure cytoplasmic contractile proteins.

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