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Fig. 2. Effect of chlorate on incorporation of [35S]sulfate and [3H]leucine into acinar cell proteins. (A) [35S]sulfate labeling of isolated acini in the presence of sodium chlorate. Equal aliquots of acini (0.4 mg protein) were labeled in the presence of the indicated concentrations of chlorate. 10% of the cell pellets were run on the gels. (B) Quantification of sulfate labeling versus [chlorate]. Chlorate dose-dependently inhibits sulfation of all the major sulfated proteins and is >95% effective at 30 mM. (C) Trichloroacetic acid-precipitable [3H]-protein synthesized in the presence of sodium chlorate shows that chlorate does not inhibit protein synthesis. Data are means±s.d. of triplicate samples from representative experiments.