Mechanism of coumarin action: sensitivity of vitamin K metabolizing enzymes of normal and warfarin-resistant rat liver.
Mechanism of coumarin action: sensitivity of vitamin K metabolizing enzymes of normal and warfarin-resistant rat liver.
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香豆素作用机制:正常和华法林耐药大鼠肝脏维生素 K 代谢酶的敏感性。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00539a020
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发表时间:
1982
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Suttie,JW
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作者:
Hildebrandt,EF;Suttie,JW
E. F. Hildebrandt and J. W. Suttie* abstract: The in vitro effects of two coumarin anticoagulants, warfarin and difenacoum, on rat liver microsomalvitamin K dependent carboxylase, vitamin K epoxidase, vitamin K epoxide reductase, and cytosolicvitamin K reductase (DT-dia-phorase) from the livers of normal and a warfarin-resistant strain of rats have been determined. Millimolar concentrations of both coumarins are required to inhibit the carboxylase and epoxidase activities in both strains of rats. Sensitivity of DT-diaphorase to coumarin inhibition differs when a soluble or liposomal-associated substrate is used, but thediaphorasesVitamin K is required for the postribosomal carboxylation of specific glutamyl residues to-carboxyglutamyl residues in microsomal protein precursors to clotting factors II, VII, IX, and X, as well as other vitaminK dependent proteins (Suttie, 1980a). This microsomal carboxylase requires “C02”, 02, a glutamyl substrate, and the hydroquinone formof vitamin K (Suttie, 1980b, c). The same crude microsomal