THE NATURE OF THE INHIBITION OF RAT-LIVER MONOAMINE-OXIDASE TYPE-A AND TYPE-B BY THE ACETYLENIC INHIBITORS CLORGYLINE, L-DEPRENYL AND PARGYLINE
THE NATURE OF THE INHIBITION OF RAT-LIVER MONOAMINE-OXIDASE TYPE-A AND TYPE-B BY THE ACETYLENIC INHIBITORS CLORGYLINE, L-DEPRENYL AND PARGYLINE
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-2952(82)90575-5
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
TIPTON, KF
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作者:
FOWLER, CJ;MANTLE, TJ;TIPTON, KF
The kinetics of inhibition of rat liver mitochondrial oxidase by clorgyline, l-deprenyl and pargyline are consistent with a mechanism whereby a reversible interaction between the inhibitor and the enzyme active site under conditions of thermodynamic equilibrium is followed by a time-dependent formation of the covalently bound enzyme-inhibitor adduct. The Ki [inhibition constant] value for the reversible interaction between clorgyline and monoamine oxidase A is .apprx. 1000 times lower than that towards the B-form of the enzyme, and this difference is sufficient to account for most, but not all, of the selectivity of the inhibition caused by this compound. The Ki value of the monoamine oxidase B-selective inhibitor l-deprenyl towards that form of the enzyme is only .apprx. at 40-fold lower than that towards the A-form. The rate of formation of the irreversible adduct is considerably faster for the B-form than for the A-form and this makes a major contribution to the selectivity of this compound. Pargyline shows a Ki value towards monoamine oxidase B that is only 8 times lower than that towards the A-form, and in this case the rates of formation of the enzyme-inhibitor adducts are similar. The significance of these results are discussed in terms of the selective inhibition of monoamine oxidase.