EVIDENCE FOR 2 TYPES OF MEDIATION OF NEUTRAL AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT IN EHRILICH CELLS
EVIDENCE FOR 2 TYPES OF MEDIATION OF NEUTRAL AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT IN EHRILICH CELLS
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DOI:
10.1038/197765a0
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
CHRISTENSEN, HN
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作者:
OXENDER, DL;CHRISTENSEN, HN
For the same levels, the effluxes of amino-acids using site 4 for entry, such as glycine and alanine, are considerably smaller than their influxes; therefore, they are accumulated to high chemical gradients. Tho amino. acids preferring the leucine site show effluxes much closor to their influxes; accordingly, they give much lowor steady-state distribution ratios, between 1 and 5. Because efflux among all the amino-acids varies independontly of influx, thoir initial rates of uptako bear no fixed relationship to their steady-state distribution ratio. The change of the distribution ratio of representativos of the thro, groups of amino-acids with time is presented in Fig. 2. Glycine has the slowest initial entry rate but is eventually accumulated to a high degree. In contrast, leucine has one of the fastest initial rates, but it reaches a final distribution ratio of only 3. Methionino and 1-amino-cyclopentanecarboxylic acid have high initial rates of entry, and are accumulated to relatively high distribution ratios. Obviously if glycine is finally concentrated so strongly, despite its comparatively slow uptake it must be lost from the cell even more slowly. uS GLYCINE,