Abstract
The 70 kD rat liver nucleoplasmic protein was shown previously to display binding affinity for hormone responsive element of rat haptoglobin gene which markedly increased during the acute-phase reaction. In this work the possibility of its structural homology to lamin-type intermediate filament proteins is assessed. The results of two-dimensional Southwestern and Western analyses pinpointed to size, charge and epitope homology between the 70 kD rat liver nucleoplasmic protein binding the hormone responsive element and the lamin A constituent of nuclear matrix structure.
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