Protein kinase A regulates αvβ3 integrin ligand binding in endothelial cells. A, endothelial cells were preincubated with 10 μm H-89, a PKA inhibitor for 1 h. Cells were trypsinized and resuspended in complete media ± PKA inhibitor in the presence of individual or combinations of the following antibodies: IgG, β1 function-blocking antibody, or αvβ3 integrin function-blocking antibody for 10 min as indicated. Cells were added to wells coated with the rα4LN fragment, and cell adhesion was performed as above. All antibodies were used at 25 ng/μl. Data are from triplicate experiments presented as percent of adhesion shown by IgG-treated cells (±S.D.). 100% cell adhesion is adhesion measured in endothelial cells treated with IgG control in the absence of H-89 inhibitor. B, endothelial cells were preincubated with 10 μm H-89 for 1 h at 37 °C. Cells were trypsinized, and suspended cells were treated with IgG or anti-β1 integrin function-blocking antibody for 10 min at 37 °C. β3 integrin was immunoprecipitated (IP) using antibodies against αvβ3 integrin and analyzed by Western blot using phosphoserine antibodies, followed by antibodies against β3 integrin as indicated. C, endothelial cells were treated with pharmacologic inhibitors against serine/threonine kinases, calmodulin kinase II, ROCK, and PKC (2.5 μm KN-93, 5 μm Y-27632, 5 μm GF109203X, respectively) for 1 h. Cell adhesion was determined as above in the presence or absence of the indicated integrin function-blocking antibodies. Data are presented as percent of endothelial cells treated with IgG control. 100% cell adhesion of cells were treated with IgG control in the absence of pharmacologic inhibitors.