Figure 5From: A novel whole-cell lysate kinase assay identifies substrates of the p38 MAPK in differentiating myoblastsMethodology used to identify in vivo kinase substrates using FSBA and quantitative MS. In vivo substrates are identified based on the higher phosphopeptide intensity in MS for both the vehicle-treated (blue) and kinase-added (green) samples. A higher phosphopeptide abundance in MS for the vehicle-treated (blue) sample relative to the inhibitor-treated (red) sample indicates a phosphorylation site regulated by the kinase of interest in vivo. A higher phosphopeptide abundance for the kinase-added (green) sample relative to the inhibitor-treated (red) sample indicates a phosphorylation site directly targeted by the kinase in vitro.Back to article page