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Amino acid rabbits

Amino acid Rabbit reticulocytes W) Pea seedlings m Silk glands (m Guinea pig liver 49) Rat liver im... [Pg.312]

In eukaryotes there is also evidence that Met(O) is actively transported. It has been reported that Met(O) is transported into purified rabbit intestinal and renal brush border membrane vesicles by a Met-dependent mechanism and accumulates inside the vesicles against a concentration gradient102. In both types of vesicles the rate of transport is increased with increasing concentrations of Na+ in the incubation medium. The effect of the Na+ is to increase the affinity of Met(O) for the carrier. Similar to that found in the bacterial system, the presence of Met and other amino acids in the incubation medium decreased the transport of Met(O). These results suggest that Met(O) is not transported by a unique carrier. [Pg.859]

A human contraceptive vaccine based on lactide polymers is currently being developed. The antigen is a 37-amino-acid peptide of B-HCG conjugated to diphtheria toxoid. The antigen is administered wtih microencapsulated muramyl dipeptide as an adjuvant. Studies in rabbits have shown 9-12 months of elevated antibody liter following... [Pg.28]

Kentolysin Compared to Heliantholysin. Stoichactis helianthus occurs in the Caribbean region whereas another species, Stoichactis kenti is distributed in the Indo-Pacific area. The latter produces a toxin, kentolysin, that is similar to, but not identical with heliantholysin (6). The amino acid compositions of the two polypeptides show a distinct resemblance but appear to differ significantly in number of residues of lysine, methionine, tyrosine and histidine. IgG from a rabbit immunized against heliantholysin neutralizes both heliantholysin and kentolysin, but neutralization of the homologous toxin is more efficient (Table III). It can be seen that in the concentrations used, the IgG failed to neutralize the related lytic peptides of Condylactis gigantea and Epiactis prolifera. [Pg.306]

With the use of oligonucleotide probes based on the amino acid sequences of these protease V8-obtained peptides and of cyanogen bromide fragments of the porcine H,K-ATPase P subunit, cDNA clones for the rat [12,25] and rabbit [74] H,K-ATPase P subunit were then isolated. [Pg.32]

The cDNA clone for the neonatal rabbit fast-twitch skeletal muscle Ca -ATPase encodes for 1001 amino acids giving a product with an estimated molecular weight of 110 331 Da [8], The clone for the Ca -ATPase of slow-twitch skeletal muscle sarcoplasmic reticulum (S-Ca -ATPase) encoded for 997 amino acids with a relative molecular mass (Mr) of 109 529 kDa [42],... [Pg.64]

Recently, Tse et al. [73] and Orlowski et al. [74] have cloned a third isoform of Na /H exchanger (named NHE-3). The inferred 832-amino acid sequence of rabbit NHE-3 is 41% identical with NHE-1, 44% identical with NHE-2, and has a similar secondary structure. In contrast to NHE-1 and NHE-2, NHE-3 is only expressed in epithelia in intestine and kidney. Moreover, administration of glucocorticoids, which stimulates transport activity of the apical Na /H" exchanger in rabbit intestine, increased levels of NHE-3 transcripts but did not affect NHE-1 or NHE-2 [75]. Taken together, these results suggest that NHE-3 may encode a resistant-type Na /H exchanger of epithelia. A fourth Na /H exchanger isoform (NHE-4) is preferentially expressed in stomach [74]. [Pg.268]

Desmopressin. Desmopressin is an analogue to the endogenous antidiuretic peptide hormone Vasopressin in which the modifications of the N-terminous amino acid and the replacement of the L-Arg for a D-Arg in position 8, significantly increases its biological stability. In this investigation, the half-life of dDAVP in the rabbit after intravenous administration was determined to be approximately 45 minutes. [Pg.259]

Aminopeptidase A is another brush border membrane enzyme which has been the subject of various studies [79,81,83-86], It has been found in the intestinal brush border membrane of humans, rabbits, rats, and pigs and is active against peptides with acidic amino acids at the amino terminus. Its activity against dipeptides is more limited. Shoaf et al., isolated three rat brush border aminopeptidases with distinct but somewhat overlapping substrate specificities. These enzymes had preference for dipeptides containing methionine, arginine, or aspartic acid and glycine. The optimal pH for activity of aminopeptidase was reported to be 7-8. [Pg.224]

U Kompella, KJ Kim, MHI Shiue, VHL Lee. (1995). Possible existence of Na+-coupled amino acid transport in the pigmented rabbit conjunctiva. Life Sci 57 1427-1431. [Pg.383]

Bertran, J., et al. Expression of Na(+)-independent amino acid transport in Xenopus laevis oocytes by injection of rabbit kidney cortex mRNA. Biochem.J. 1992, 283, 717-723. [Pg.276]

Herbivores that commonly feed on tannin-rich plants have evolved interesting methods to lessen the effect of ingested tannins on their digestive systems. For example, the salivary proteins of rabbits and other rodents are high in the amino acid proline, which has a very high affinity for tannins. Eating food high in tannins stimulates the secretion of these proteins and diminishes the toxic effect of the tannins. [Pg.98]


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