Proline in vasoactive peptides: consequences for peptide hydrolysis in the lung.
Proline in vasoactive peptides: consequences for peptide hydrolysis in the lung.
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血管活性肽中的脯氨酸:肺中肽水解的后果。
DOI:
10.1152/ajplung.1999.276.2.l341
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发表时间:
1999
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Dawson,CA
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Merker,MP;Audi,SH;Brantmeier,BM;Nithipatikom,K;Goldman,RS;Roerig,DL;Dawson,CA
To examine the hypothesis thattransisomers of bradykinin and [Gly6]bradykinin are preferentially hydrolyzed by lung peptidases, we studied the fractional inactivation of these peptides in the perfused rat lung using a bioassay after a single-pass bolus injection and high-performance liquid chromatography after lung recirculation. In the bioassay studies, when the peptides passed through the lung, 25.6-fold more bradykinin or 7-fold more [Gly6]bradykinin was required to elicit a contraction equivalent to that produced when the peptides did not pass through the lung. In the recirculation studies, hydrolysis progress curves with rapid and slow phases were observed, with a higher fraction of bradykinin than [Gly6]bradykinin hydrolyzed in the rapid phase. Cyclophilin increased the hydrolysis rate during the slow phase for both peptides. Kinetic analysis indicated that the slowly hydrolyzed peptide fraction, presumably thecisfraction, was 0.13 for bradykinin and 0.43 for [Gly6]bradykinin withcis-transisomerization rate constants of 0.074 and 0.049 s−1, respectively, consistent with published nuclear magnetic resonance studies.