FERRITIN SYNTHESIS AND IRON UPTAKE IN DEVELOPING ERYTHROID-CELLS
FERRITIN SYNTHESIS AND IRON UPTAKE IN DEVELOPING ERYTHROID-CELLS
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DOI:
10.1002/ajh.2830060409
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
12.8
通讯作者:
IZAK, G
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作者:
KONIJN, AM;HERSHKO, C;IZAK, G
The effect of maturation on ferritin synthesis and Fe uptake by erythroid precursor cells was studied in vitro in rabbit bone marrow cells synchronized by actinomycin D. Early mononuclear precursors were compared with basophilic normoblasts and reticulocytes. Apoferritin synthesis was measured by following incorporation of 3H-amino acids into purified ferritin and this was correlated with total protein synthesis and radioactive Fe uptake by whole cells and radioactive Fe incorporation into heme and ferritin. With increasing cellular maturation, progressive reduction in apoferritin and total protein synthesis was observed, undifferentiated cells synthesizing 12 times more protein and 20 times more ferritin than reticulocytes. The rate of ferritin synthesis was inversely related to the rate of radioactive Fe uptake by whole cells and radioactive Fe incorporation into heme; lowest rates of radioactive uptake and heme synthesis were found in undifferentiated cells and highest rates in reticulocytes. Radioactive Fe incorporation into ferritin was higher in basophilic normoblasts than in undifferentiated cells but was very low in reticulocytes. In developing erythroid cells the phase of maximal ferritin synthesis apparently precedes the phase of maximal Fe uptake. Accumulation of newly formed apoferritin was followed by increase in cellular Fe uptake and increased retention of Fe in ferritin. With continuing cellular maturation, ferritin Fe and Fe derived directly from transferrin are utilized for Hb synthesis.