The protein composition of the nuclear matrix of normal and tumor cells is discussed. A characteristic feature of the latter is the predominance of high molecular weight polypeptides containing mainly glyco- and phosphoproteins. Only few of them are identified. Nuclear matrix preparations from tumors differ by the presence of fibronectin and phosphotyrosine-containing proteins with a molecular mass of nearly 180 and 170 kDa as well as of high turnover of high molecular weight protein group and inhibition of their biosynthesis by chloramphenicol.
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