Brain diphosphoninositide, a new phosphatide having inositol metadiphosphate as a constituent.
Brain diphosphoninositide, a new phosphatide having inositol metadiphosphate as a constituent.
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脑二磷酸肌醇,一种以肌醇偏二磷酸为成分的新型磷脂。
DOI:
10.1016/s0021-9258(18)56993-3
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发表时间:
1949
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J. Folch
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J. Folch
Work from this laboratory has established that brain cephalin (1, 2) is a mixture of three different phosphatides; namely, phosphatidyl serine (3), phosphatidyl ethanolamine, and diphosphoinositide. In a preliminary note (4) it has been shown that diphosphoinositide has inositol metadiphosphate’as a constituent. The present paper contains detailed proof of this statement and reports some other observations which establish in part the chemical structure of diphosphoinositide. The name diphosphoinositide has been chosen in order to emphasize the presence of inositol metadiphosphate in the diphosphoinositide molecule, since this feature sharply differentiates this compound from other known inositol-containing phosphatides, in which inositol and P are present in the ratio of a monophosphate (5-8).Crude diphosphoinositide is obtained from brain cephalin by a method described in the accompanying paper (2). This crude preparation contains large amounts of water-soluble contaminants, among which inorganic phosphates are predominant. The crude preparation has around 11 per cent phosphorus, half of which proves to be inorganic phosphorus on analysis. It contains large amounts of sodium and potassium and small amounts of calcium and magnesium. By dialysis, it is possible to remove all of the inorganic phosphorus along with all of the sodium and potassium. In one case, in which the dialyzable fraction from the crude diphosphoinositide was analyzed, it was found to contain less than 3 per