CHLORAMPHENICOL‐ AND CYCLOHEXIMIDE‐SENSITIVE PROTEIN SYNTHETIC SYSTEMS IN BRAIN MITOCHONDRIAL AND NERVE‐ENDING PREPARATIONS
CHLORAMPHENICOL‐ AND CYCLOHEXIMIDE‐SENSITIVE PROTEIN SYNTHETIC SYSTEMS IN BRAIN MITOCHONDRIAL AND NERVE‐ENDING PREPARATIONS
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脑线粒体和神经末梢制剂中的氯霉素和放线菌酮敏感蛋白合成系统
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发表时间:
1973
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
M. W. Gordon
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作者:
G. G. Deanin;M. W. Gordon
Abstract— Mitochondria isolated from rat brain contained ribosomes, with an apparent sedimentation constant (j) of 60, which were dissociable into 45s and 32s subunits. The RNA associated with the 45s subunit had an s value of 16; the RNA of the 32s subunit had an s value of 13. These values were essentially like those found for the mitochondria of rat liver. Nascent protein associated with the 60s monosome was reduced by chloramphenicol but not by cycloheximide. All cycloheximide‐sensitive activity found in brain mitochondria prepared from sucrose or Ficoll‐sucrose gradients and most of that associated with nerve‐ending preparations that were similarly prepared could be attributed to a contaminant that was probably a membrane‐enclosed, cytoplasmic‐like system which contained, in addition to 18s and 28s RNA, one or more mitochondria. Nerve‐ending preparations from which most or all of this contamination had been removed exhibited very little cycloheximide‐sensitive protein synthetic activity.