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Rat mast cell granules and plasma membrane fractions were obtained by homogenization of highly purified rat mast cells and isolation in a Percoll gradient and a sucrose gradient, respectively. Immunostaining of rat mast cells, granules and plasma membrane fractions was performed with mouse monoclonal antibody M6764 which was produced against the crude membrane fractions of the neural tubes. Rat mast cells and granules were immunostained with the monoclonal antibody, but not the plasma membrane fractions. The granules fixed with glutaraldehyde-paraformaldehyde showed ring-like forms. Chloroform-methanol treatment did not effect the staining of rat mast cells and granules with the monoclonal antibody. Western blotting analysis of rat mast cells and granules with the monoclonal antibody showed broad protein bands ranging from 100 to 250 kD.
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