Alterations in hepatic protein kinase activity induced by triiodothyronine.
Alterations in hepatic protein kinase activity induced by triiodothyronine.
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三碘甲状腺原氨酸诱导的肝蛋白激酶活性的改变。
DOI:
10.1007/bf03348446
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发表时间:
1984
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Nakamura,H
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作者:
DeGroot,LJ;Rue,PA;Nakamura,H
Quantitative and qualitative alterations in protein kinase (PK) activity in preparations of rat liver from hypothyroid (H) and T3-treated hypothyroid animals (T) were analyzed in comparison to epzyme from normal (N) animals. Qualitative variations in type of protein kinase were assessed by chromatography of cytosol preparations on DE-52 cellulose columns. Cytosol kinases resolved into a small fraction I containing a catalytic subunit, fraction II containing a type 1 holoenzyme, fraction III containing a cyclic-AMP independent PK, and fraction IV containing a type 2 holoenzyme. A cytosolic kinase active with casein as substrate was also identified. In H the type 1 holoenzyme was reduced in comparison to N. There were no other qualitative changes. Nuclear PKs were extracted with solvents containing 0.3 M KCl. Qualitative changes were evaluated by chromatography on phosphocellulose columns, but available methodology did not give reproducible evidence of changes in individual PKs. H had significantly more cytosolic PK active with protamine substrate than did normal animals, and by administration of T3, the H level was reduced progressively over 48 h to the N level. The activation ratio of total PK in cytosol was higher in H, and was also reduced to the N level by T3administration. This suggests a higher steady state level of cyclic-AMP may be present in H rat liver cytosol. Cytosolic protein kinase reactive with casein as substrate increased gradually over 48 h after T3 administration from the H to the higher N level. It was significantly elevated to 110% of the H value by 48 h after T3administration. The behavior of nuclear PK was entirely different. Nuclear PK reactive with protamine as substrate was increased within 1–1/2 h after T3administration, reaching a peak of 130% of the control value at 5 h and returning to the normal level by48h. In contrast, nuclear PK reactive with casein as substrate also increased by 1–1/2 h after T3administration and remained elevated at 110–115% of the control value throughout 48 h after T3administration. The early changes in nuclear PK activity were prevented by administration of cycloheximide or or-amanitin. The observed changes in cytosolic PK, including the increment induced by T3in type 1 enzyme, reduction in the activation ratio, reduction in kinase active with protamine, and increase in the amount of enzyme reactive with casein, occurring at 24–48 h, presumably are part of the generalized metabolic response to T3. The early quantitative increment in nuclear PK reactive with protamine and with casein could be associated with the early changes in phosphorylation of nuclear proteins previously identified. Inhibition of the changes by cycloheximide and α-amanitin suggest that the changes are secondary to neosynthesis of PK, which is then translocated to nucleus.