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  • Title: [Protein phosphorylation during mast cell secretion in radioprophylaxis].
    Author: Dulin NO, Kravtsov GM, Graevskaia EE, Kudriashov IuB.
    Journal: Radiobiologiia; 1990; 30(1):32-5. PubMed ID: 2315457.
    Abstract:
    A study was made of the role of protein phosphorylation of mast cells and their cytoskeleton upon secretion induced by biogenic amines (histamine and serotonin) and bradykinin, a possible mediator of the effect of MEA, a sulfur-containing radioprotector. The data obtained indicate that the incorporation of phosphate in some proteins of mast cells is an important stage in the process of exocytosis during radioprophylaxis. Cytoskeletal proteins were shown to be involved in mast cell secretion.
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