Distribution of insulin receptors between plasmalemma and intracellular compartments: effect of amino acids.
Distribution of insulin receptors between plasmalemma and intracellular compartments: effect of amino acids.
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胰岛素受体在质膜和细胞内区室之间的分布:氨基酸的作用。
DOI:
10.1002/jcp.1041220118
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Buse,MG
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作者:
Galbraith,RA;Buse,MG
Insulin receptor regulation was studied in the rat erythroblastic leukemic (EBL) cell in primary culture. After 1–2‐hr incubations in medium containing 12 essential amino acids, glutamine, and serine, EBL cell protein synthesis and insulin receptor concentrations were increased compared to cells incubated without serine. Deficiency of medium isoleucine in the presence of serine rapidly decreased protein synthesis and insulin binding to intact cells. Supplementation of deficient media with serine or isoleucine had no effect on total insulin receptor numbers measured in solubilized cell preparations. Increased insulin binding following serine exposure was seen with binding assays at both 4 and 37°C. Dissociation experiments to quantitate intracellular ligand after 37°C binding assays showed increases in both surface binding and intracellular [125I]insulin accumulation. These data combined with previous observations suggest that amino acids essential for this cell are required for the rapid synthesis of a labile regulatory protein which facilitates the redistribution and/or recycling of insulin receptors.