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Growth inhibitory factor

The recently identified brain-specific isoform of metallothionein, MT-III (neuronal growth inhibitory factor, GIF), has been linked with its potential role in neurophysiological and neuromodulatory functions (484). The human form of MT-III contains 68 amino acids with a 70% sequence (Fig. 23) similarity to other mammalian MTs and a... [Pg.263]

Other cells Lymphotoxin, growth inhibitory factors, osteoclast activating factor (OAF)... [Pg.2441]

Interaction with metallothionein is the basis for metabolic interactions between these metals. Metallothionein III is found in the human brain and differs from I and II by having six glutamic acid residues near the terminal part of the protein. Metallothionein III is thought to be a growth inhibitory factor, and its expression is not controlled by metals however, it does bind zinc. Another proposed role for metallothionein III is participation in the utilization of zinc as a neuromodulator, since metallothionein III is present in the neurons that store zinc in their terminal vesicles. Metallothionein IV occurs during differentiation of stratified squamous epithelium, but it is known to have a role in the absorption or toxicity of cadmium. [Pg.73]

R570 M. Vasak, D. W. Hasler and P. Faller, Metal-Thiolate Clusters in Neuronal Growth Inhibitory Factor (GIF) , J. Inorg. Biochem., 2000, 79,7... [Pg.39]

UCHIDA Y (1994) Growth inhibitory factor, metallo-thionein-like protein, and neurodegenerative diseases. Biol Signals 3 211-215. [Pg.400]

Palmiter RD, Eindley SD, Whitmore TE et al (1992) MT-III, a brain-specific member of the metallothionein gene family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 89 6333-6337 Oz G, Zangger K, Armitage IM (2001) Three-dimensional stmcture and dynamics of a brain specific growth inhibitory factor metallothionein-3. Biochemistry 40 11433-11441 Blindauer CA (2008) Metallothioneins with unusual residues histidines as modulators of zinc affinity and reactivity. J Inorg Biochem 102 507-521... [Pg.92]

Rusishvili, L. Giorgobiani, N., Dzidziguri, D., Tumanishvih, G. Comparative analysis of cardiomiocyte growth-inhibitory factor in animals of different classes. Proc. Georgian Acad. Sci., Biol. Ser. B, 1(1-2), 42 5,2003. [Pg.381]


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