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[Research in similarities between EEP34 and lipocortin].

EDTA-extractable protein (EEP) is a major extrinsic protein of lens fiber membrane. The EEP of calf lens separated three major bands by SDS-PAGE, and the molecular weights of these major bands were 34 kilodalton (kd.), 33 kd. and 32 kd. Combination of EEP with F-actin and some kinds of phospholipid containing liposomes depends on Ca2+. In two-dimensional gel electrophoresis, some spots of the calf-EEP partially overlapped with spots of lipocortin, which is a substrate for epidermal growth factor receptor/kinase and an inhibitor of phospholipase A2. The 34 kd. protein of the EEP cross-reacted to the antibody prepared against lipocortin of pig's aorta: These results suggest the important function of EEP in lens.