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Fig. 6. {epsilon}PKC is required for cell spreading and FAK phosphorylation in {alpha}5-expressing and {alpha}5-deficient myoblasts. {alpha}5-expressing ({alpha}5(+)) and {alpha}5-deficient ({alpha}5-/-) cells were plated on FN in the presence or absence of 3 nM PMA, {alpha}, {delta} or {epsilon}PKC inhibitors (downward arrows), or PKC inhibitors in the presence of PMA (3 nM). FAK phosphorylation was determined after 30 minutes. The {epsilon}PKC inhibitor blocks FAK phosphorylation both in {alpha}5-expressing cells and in {alpha}5-deficient cells activated by PMA, whereas inhibitors of {alpha}PKC and {delta}PKC had little effect. For the loading control, the level of FAK protein was determined by probing duplicate blots with an anti-FAK antibody.