Preparation of a polyethylene glycol: superoxide dismutase adduct, and an examination of its blood circulation life and anti-inflammatory activity.
Preparation of a polyethylene glycol: superoxide dismutase adduct, and an examination of its blood circulation life and anti-inflammatory activity.
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聚乙二醇超氧化物歧化酶加合物的制备及其循环寿命和抗炎活性的测定。
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1980
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F. Davis
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P. S. Pyatak;A. Abuchowski;F. Davis
Methoxypolyethylene glycol (PEG) of 5000 daltons was attached covalently to 19 of the 20 available lysine residues of bovine erythrocyte superoxide dismutase. The adduct (PEG-superoxide dismutase) has 51% of the enzymatic activity of superoxide distmutase. PEG-superoxide dismutase exhibits a sharply enhanced serum circulating life during repetitive intravenous injections compared to the native enzyme. While no evidence of an immune response to repetitive injections of PEG-superoxide dismutase is observed, the unmodified enzyme appears to produce slight sensitization in the form of quicker removal from the serum after 13 injections over a period of 30 days. Antisera to superoxide dismutase and PEG-superoxide dismutase, however, produce no detectable antibodies as determined by the Ouchterlony method. Intraperitoneally injected PEG-superoxide dismutase enters the bloodstream more readily than superoxide dismutase. PEG modification slightly improves the enzyme's anti-inflammatory activity, which was observed in rats over a period of eight days.