Measurement of endogenous carbon monoxide formation in biological systems.
Measurement of endogenous carbon monoxide formation in biological systems.
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DOI:
10.1089/152308602753666325
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发表时间:
2002-04
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
G. S. Marks;H. Vreman;B. McLaughlin;J. Brien;K. Nakatsu
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作者:
G. S. Marks;H. Vreman;B. McLaughlin;J. Brien;K. Nakatsu
Endogenous carbon monoxide (CO) formation has been measured in different biological systems using a variety of analytical procedures. The methods include gas chromatography-reduction gas detection, gas chromatography-mass spectroscopic detection, laser sensor-infrared absorption, UV-visible spectrophotometric measurement of CO-hemoglobin or CO-myoglobin complex, and formation of (14)CO from (14)C-heme formed following [2-(14)C]glycine administration. CO formation ranged from a low of 0.029 nmol/mg of protein/h in chorionic villi of term human placenta to a high of 0.28 nmol/mg of protein/h in rat olfactory receptor neurons in culture and rat liver perfusate.