Primary cultures from fetal rat brain incorporate [3H]-isoleucine and [3H]-valine into immunoprecipitable angiotensin II.
Primary cultures from fetal rat brain incorporate [3H]-isoleucine and [3H]-valine into immunoprecipitable angiotensin II.
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来自胎鼠脑的原代培养物将[3H]-异亮氨酸和[3H]-缬氨酸掺入免疫沉淀血管紧张素II中。
DOI:
10.1159/000123438
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Gerndt,JS
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作者:
Raizada,MK;Phillips,MI;Gerndt,JS
Primary cultures from fetal rat brain contain angiotensin II immunoreactivity in neurons. To study the origin of this immunoreactivity, primary cultures were incubated with [3H]-valine or [3H]-isoleucine. A time-dependent incorporation of radioactivity into immunoprecipitable angiotensin II was observed. Incubation of cultures with Captopril, an inhibitor of the converting enzyme, resulted in a significant inhibition of [3H]-valine incorporation into immunoreactive [3H-angiotensin II. These results demonstrate that primary cultures from fetal rat brain can synthesize an angiotensin II-like immunoreactivity and support a concept that angiotensin II may be synthesized in fetal rat brain.