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Trypsin-activated HL-BEK had an apparent mass of 140 kDa under nonreducing conditions (Fig. 2, fifth lane), similar to that of uncleaved pro-HL-BEK (fourth lane), and contained two disulfide-linked fragments of 133 and 43 kDa (second and third lanes). Compared with the unreduced trypsin-digested sample (Fig. 2, fifth lane), the 133-kDa heavy chain (third lane) stained relatively faintly, suggesting that the heavy chain may be sensitive to degradation by trypsin. The apparent mass of activated L-BEK was also similar to that of uncleaved pro-LBEK (Fig. 2, eighth and ninth lanes), and upon reduction, L-BEK contained a 43-kDa fragment similar to that of HL-BEK (third lane). The predicted amino-terminal activation fragment of L-BEK therefore appears to be disulfide-linked to the 43-kDa fragment under nonreducing conditions. Amino acid sequencing of the 43-kDa fragment from either HL-BEK or L-BEK gave the sequence Ile-Val-Gly-Gly-Ser-Asp-Ser-Arg-Glu-Gly, indicating that cleavage occurred at the site predicted from the cDNA sequence, after Lys-800 of full-length BEK (5). No amino-terminal sequence could be obtained for pro-L-BEK, pro-HL-BEK, or the 133-kDa chain of HL-BEK, suggesting that the amino terminus of the heavy chain is blocked in thesepreparations.
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