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Binding of a native titin fragment to actin is regulated by PIP2

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Astier, Catherine | Raynaud, F. | Lebart, Marie-Christine | Roustan, Claude | Benyamin, Yves

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International audience. Titin is a giant protein which extends from Z-line to M-line in striated muscles. We report here the purification of a 150-kDa titin fragment, obtained after V8 protease treatment of myofibrils. This polypeptide was located at the N1-line level, in a titin part known to exhibit stiff properties correlated to an association with actin. By solid or liquid phase binding assays and cosedimentation, we have clearly demonstrated a direct, saturable and relative high affinity binding of the native titin fragment to F-actin. The 150-kDa titin fragment was also shown to accelerate actin polymerization. Furthermore, the actin-titin interaction was found to be inhibited by phosphoinositides.

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