Studies on High Molecular Weight Renin from Hog Kidney

Studies on High Molecular Weight Renin from Hog Kidney
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猪肾高分子量肾素的研究

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发表时间:
1978
影响因子:
20.1
通讯作者:
F. Dorer
F. Dorer
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
M. Levine;K. Lentz;J. R. Kahn;F. Dorer

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Previous reports by several investigators on the activation of a high molecular weight renin have not been confirmed. A simple method of extracting hog kidneys by using toluene was modified to yield partially purified renin with a molecular weight of 60,000, exclusively. Attempts to increase the activity of this renin by acidification resulted in a loss of 20-90% of the total activity, although the renin activity remaining was converted to a molecular weight of 40,000 and its specific activity increased 10-fold over that of the original. Attempts to obtain increased activity of the 60,000 molecular weight renin by adding crude kidney extract before the acidification did not result in activation. Activity of renin partially purified by a procedure involving acidification was inhibited by the addition of crude kidney extract. Incubation of increasing amounts of crude kidney extract alone resulted in a progressive reduction in angfotensin produced. When the angiotensin curve was extrapolated to zero extract concentration, (be level of renin activity was twice as great as that found after acidification of such crude extracts. The high angiotensinase activity of the crude extract was partially inhibited by EDTA, but in the presence of the latter, diisopropylfluoropbosphate and phenylmethanesulfonyl fluoride, alone or together, gave no added protection. The significance of the high molecular weight renin in such extracts is not clear, although it is apparent that it is not a less active precursor of renin, as has been suggested by some investigators.