REGULATION OF GLYCOLYSIS IN MUSCLE. II. EFFECT OF STIMULATION AND EPINEPHRINE IN ISOLATED FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE.
REGULATION OF GLYCOLYSIS IN MUSCLE. II. EFFECT OF STIMULATION AND EPINEPHRINE IN ISOLATED FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE.
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肌肉糖酵解的调节。
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发表时间:
1964
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
C. Cori
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作者:
S. Karpatkin;E. Helmreich;C. Cori
In principle, the over-all rate could be accelerated by a “push” mechanism, such that Reaction Sequence 1 > 2 initially or by a “pull” mechanism, such that Reaction Sequence 2 > 1 initially, provided that the enzymes are not saturated with substrate. In the first case, the phosphorylase system would be involved; in the second case, the phosphofructokinase reaction. The latter reaction is practically irreversible, so that enzymatic steps beyond it (Reaction Sequence 3) would not be effective in exercising a pull. A third possibility would be a simultaneous activation of at least Reaction Sequences 1 and 2, if not of the entire glycolytic chain. Glucose 6-phosphate, orthophosphate, intracellular lactate, and lactate in the medium were determined in experiments with muscles stimulated with single shocks or with muscles incubated with epinephrine. Rates of glycolysis could be increased from 10. to loo-fold over the resting rate by stimulation at different frequencies. Lactate formation was proportional to the frequency of stimulation. The glucose g-phosphate level and the concentration of orthophosphate showed little change up to 18 contractions per minute, although this rate of contraction pro-