Adenyl cyclase of rat cerebral cortex. Activation of sodium fluoride and detergents.
Adenyl cyclase of rat cerebral cortex. Activation of sodium fluoride and detergents.
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大鼠大脑皮层的腺苷酸环化酶。
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发表时间:
1971
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
M. Moore
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作者:
J. Perkins;M. Moore
Abstract Sodium fluoride activates adenyl cyclase at a rate that is dependent on temperature and the concentration of NaF. The activation is not readily reversed by dilution, extensive washing of the membrane-bound enzyme, or dialysis. Activation occurs in the absence of added Mg++, but the rate of activation is increased 2-fold by 5 mm Mg++. The NaF-activated enzyme is more stable at 40° and during dialysis than the native enzyme. The enzyme also is activated by Triton X-100 and to a lesser extent by sodium dodecyl sulfate. The activity of the detergent-treated enzyme is not stimulated by NaF, but the activity of the NaF-activated enzyme can be increased by Triton X-100. Thus, NaF does not cause full expression of adenyl cyclase activity. Freezing and thawing of the cerebral cortex of young (1 to 20 days) rats prior to homogenization causes a 2-fold increase in enzyme activity. It was concluded that adenyl cyclase exists in its membranous environment in a state of inhibition. Treatment with detergents or freezing of the tissue could lead to nonspecific changes in membrane structure which cause reduction of the inhibition and increased catalytic activity.