Arterial oxygen partial pressures reduce the insulin-dependent induction of the perivenously located glucokinase in rat hepatocyte cultures: mimicry of arterial oxygen pressures by H2O2.
Arterial oxygen partial pressures reduce the insulin-dependent induction of the perivenously located glucokinase in rat hepatocyte cultures: mimicry of arterial oxygen pressures by H2O2.
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动脉氧分压可减少大鼠肝细胞培养物中静脉周围葡萄糖激酶的胰岛素依赖性诱导:H2O2 模拟动脉氧分压。
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10.1042/bj3210017
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1997
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K. Jungermann
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作者:
T. Kietzmann;U. Roth;Stefanie Freimann;K. Jungermann
Liver glucokinase (GK) is localized predominantly in the perivenous zone. GK mRNA was induced by insulin maximally under venous O2 partial pressure (pO2) and only half-maximally under arterial pO2. CoCl2 and desferrioxamine mimicked venous pO2 and enhanced the insulin-dependent induction of GK mRNA under arterial pO2. H2O2 mimicked arterial pO2 and reduced insulin-induced GK mRNA under venous pO2 to the lower arterial levels. Thus the zonal O2 gradient in liver seems to have a key role in the heterogenous expression of the GK gene.