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. 1998 Mar 3;95(5):2067–2072. doi: 10.1073/pnas.95.5.2067

Table 1.

Occurrences of proteins directly crosslinked to keratins

CE experiment number Number of peptides Cystatin α Elafin Envoplakin Involucrin Loricrin SPRs 1 and 3
Keratin 1
 1 6 6  (70)
 2 8 1  (15) 3  (50) 1  (40) 3  (250)
 3 31 1  (10) 1  (10) 19  (240) 1  (50) 4  (600) 5  (190)
 4 7 1  (10) 4  (80) 1  (110) 1  (25)
 5 19 1  (15) 1  (15) 2  (25) 9  (140) 4  (220) 2  (40)
Keratin 2e
 1 1 1  (5)
 2 4 2  (20) 1  (20) 1  (50)
 3 3 1  (5) 1  (10) 1  (50)
 4 1 1  (10)
 5 2 2  (40)
Keratin 5 (or 6)
 1 0
 2 12 7  (160) 4  (60) 1  (10)
 3 33 1  (10) 2  (20) 22,1  (340) 1  (10) 5  (60) 1  (10)
 4 67 1  (5) 1  (10) 34,3  (650) 21,3  (270) 1  (5) 2  (10) 1  (10)
 5 55 2  (20) 3  (50) 18  (250) 14,3  (240) 8,1  (110) 5  (40) 1  (5)
Keratin 10
 1 1 1  (10)
 2 2 2  (20)
 3 1 1  (20)
 4 0
 5 3 1  (10) 2  (30)

The numbers in parenthesis are yields in pmol. CE experiment numbers are: 1, foreskin stratum corneum (14); 2, saponified foreskin stratum corneum (15); 3, “immature” foreskin epidermis (15); 4, 3-day NHEK cultures (P.M.S. and L.N.M., unpublished data); 5, 7-day NHEK cultures (P.M.S. and L.N.M., unpublished data). In most cases, the short sequences of the keratin branch did not permit distinction between the keratin 5 or 6 chains. The second number listed defines known keratin 6 sequences; e.g., 22,1 (340) means that of a total of 23 peptides (totaling 340 pmol), 22 involved the keratin 5 or 6 chains and 1 was confirmed from keratin 6.