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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 263, Issue 10, 4882-4890, 04, 1988

Structure of the glycoprotein Ib.IX complex from platelet membranes

JE Fox, LP Aggerbeck and MC Berndt
Gladstone Foundation Laboratories for Cardiovascular Disease, University of California, San Francisco 94140-0608.

The glycoprotein Ib.IX complex is a major component of the platelet membrane. It mediates the adhesion of platelets to exposed subendothelium and provides an attachment site for the membrane skeleton on the plasma membrane. The present study was designed to characterize the structure of the glycoprotein Ib.IX complex. Electron microscopy of purified glycoprotein Ib.IX complex in detergent showed that each complex existed as a flexible rod with a globular domain on either end. The overall length of the complex was approximately 59.5 nm. The smaller globular domain had a diameter of approximately 8.9 nm; the larger, a diameter of approximately 15.9 nm. In the absence of detergent, the glycoprotein Ib.IX complexes tended to self-associate through the larger globular domain, suggesting that this domain contained the hydrophobic region that inserts into the membrane. Proteases known to cleave glycoprotein Ib alpha close to its membrane- insertion site released the larger globular domain. Sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis showed that this domain was composed of glycoprotein Ib beta, glycoprotein IX, and a Mr = 25,000 fragment of glycoprotein Ib alpha. Proteolysis at the external end of glycoprotein Ib alpha reduced the size of the smaller globular domain. This study shows that the glycoprotein Ib.IX complex has an elongated shape, with a globular domain on the end that inserts into the membrane and a smaller globular domain on the end of glycoprotein Ib alpha that is oriented external to the plasma membrane.
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