We report the isolation and purification of synhibin, a new M r 68000 protein, which inhibits synexin. Synexin mediates Ca 2+ ‐dependent chromaffin granule aggregation and fusion, processes perhaps important during exocytosis. Our data indicate that synhibin action involves competition with synexin for a site on the chromaffin granule membrane involved in membrane contact. Synhibin may thus be an important intracellular regulator of synexin action during secretion.
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