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Does not support altering vascular smooth muscle management; leaves open the regulatory role of P-light-chain phosphorylation in contractility.
The enzymic properties of myosin isolated from chicken gizzard by three different methods have been compared. 2. Although the specific Ca2+-stimulated ATPases of all preparations were similar and high, there were significant differences in the specific activities of the Mg2+-stimulated actomyosin ATPases. 3. There was no direct correlation between the Mg2+-stimulated actomyosin ATPase activity and the extent of P-light-chain phosphorylation in any of the three myosin preparations. 4. A fraction that activates the Mg2+-stimulated actomyosin ATPase of gizzard muscle has been isolated from a gizzard muscle filament preparation. 5. The activator was specific for the Mg2+-activated actomyosin ATPase of smooth muscle. 6. The activator required the addition of calmodulin for full effect.
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Cole et al. (1982) studied this question.
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