Spin trapping of free radical products of CCI4 activation using pulse radiolysis and high energy radiation procedures
Spin trapping of free radical products of CCI4 activation using pulse radiolysis and high energy radiation procedures
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使用脉冲辐射分解和高能辐射程序自旋捕获 CCI4 活化的自由基产物
DOI:
10.1016/0014-5793(80)80461-3
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发表时间:
1980
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
T. Slater
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作者:
A. Tomasi;E. Albano;K. Lott;T. Slater
Free radicals have been suggested as activated intermediates in many types of tissue injury [1, 2]. The techniques of electron spin spectroscopy (ESR) and pulse radiolysis are being increasingly used to characterise the free radicals involved, and to obtain quantitative data on their chemical reactivity [3, 4]. Carbon tetrachloride is an important and much studied hepatoxin, which is metabolised by the NADPHcytochrome P450 electron-transport chain to an activated intermediate generally considered to be the trichloromethyl radical [5, 6]. Attempts [7-91 to detect the Ccl; free radical in whole liver or liver fractions using direct ESR analysis have not been successful, and attention has consequently been directed to the less direct ESR spin trapping techniques [lo-121. Although this procedure is promising for studies both in vitro and in vivo, there are complications in interpretation of the ESR spectra of the free radical species produced in complex biomembrane environments[12,131. For this reason, we have studied the interaction of Ccl; with the spin-trap phenylbutylnitrone in a simplified model system where the Ccl; radicals are produced by a pulse of high energy electrons. We have previously obtained kinetic data on the reactivity of Ccl; and its peroxy-derivative CClaO;[14] in this model system. These data, together with ESR analysis with 13CC14 (as suggested in [l]), allow us to unequivocally identify the spintrap adducts of Ccl; and CCl, O;; identical spectra are also reported for microsomal systems, intact hepatocytes and under conditions in vivo.