Species differences in the interaction between CCl4 reactive metabolites and liver DNA or nuclear protein fractions.
Species differences in the interaction between CCl4 reactive metabolites and liver DNA or nuclear protein fractions.
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CCl4 反应性代谢物与肝脏 DNA 或核蛋白组分之间相互作用的物种差异。
DOI:
10.1093/carcin/10.2.289
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发表时间:
1989
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影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Castro,JA
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作者:
Castro,GD;DíazGómez,MI;Castro,JA
CCI4has been reported to be a liver carcinogen for several mice strains, for Syrian Golden hamsters, but not for Sprague-Dawley rats. CCI4is an experimental carcinogen for which no convincing evidence of mutagenicity is available despite the fact that CCI4reactive metabolites bind covalently to liver DNA. Here we describe studies on the relationship between the intensities of the covalent binding (CB) of CCI4reactive metabolites to liver DNA and nuclear proteins eitherin vivoorin vitroafter activation to reactive metabolites by nuclear preparations, considering the known susceptibility of the C3H mice, Syrian Golden hamsters and Sprague-Dawley rats to CCI4. There was no correlation between the intensity of CCI4carcinogenic effects on the liver and CB of CCI4reactive metabolites to total DNA eitherin vitroorin vivo. A good correlation between carcinogenicity and CB to total nuclear proteins (in vivoorin vitrowas found. Nuclear protein fractionation studies revealed CB of CCI4reactive metabolites to both histone and non-histone proteins when nuclear preparations activated CCI4either in the presence or absence of NADPH. Acidic and residual nuclear proteins were the favorite targets of the interaction with CCI4reactive metabolites. A good correlation between CB to these nuclear protein fractions and CCI4carcinogenicity in the three species was found.