Amiloride blocks cell-free protein synthesis at levels attained inside cultured rat hepatocytes.
Amiloride blocks cell-free protein synthesis at levels attained inside cultured rat hepatocytes.
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阿米洛利可阻断培养大鼠肝细胞内达到的无细胞蛋白质合成水平。
DOI:
10.1016/0006-291x(82)90891-9
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Skelly,H
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作者:
Leffert,HL;Koch,KS;Fehlmann,M;Heiser,W;Lad,PJ;Skelly,H
Amiloride, a passive Na+influx inhibitor, lowers initial rates and plateau levels of [35S]met uptake into proteins in cell-free rabbit reticulocyte lysates (ID50∽0.4 mM). Isolated hepatocytes take up amiloride through a saturable (Km∽0.02 mM; Vmax∽1.43 nmol/ 106cells/min) Na+-dependent process. Similar temperature dependent uptake occurs in cultured hepatocyte monolayers. In chemically defined media, under growth reinitiation conditions, amiloride lowers overall rates of cellular protein and albumin synthesis (ID50∽0.4 and ∽0.028 mM, respectively). Amiloride concentrations (0.02 mM) that half-maximally inhibit reinitiation of hepatocyte DNA synthesis reach, within 30 min, cellular levels (∽0.14 mM) that block reticulocyte lysate protein synthesis by 25%. These findings complicate interpretations, from studies in many eukaryotic systems, of cause and effect between mitogen-activated membrane Na+influxes and the reinitiation of DNA synthesis.