Reappearance of aldolase C in rat liver during compensatory regeneration after partial hepatectomy

Bergès, Josette; Nechaud, B D; Uriel, J

doi:10.1016/0014-5793(74)81066-5

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“…According to this hypothesis, its presence in hepatoma could not be due to cell division alone since regenerating liver, which has the same growth rate as fast-growing hepatomas, exhibits a different isozymic pattern [38], and if aldolase C reappears, it is only in small quantities [39]. Neither is it due to the synthesis of specialized cells since we have demonstrated that aldolase B (the normal adult liver enzyme) and aldolase C are located in the same cells [40].…”

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Purification of Aldolase C from Rat Brain and Hepatoma

Hatzfeld¹,

Élion²,

Mennecier³

et al. 1977

European Journal of Biochemistry

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An isolation procedure for rat brain aldolase C has been developed which also permits the isolation of aldolase C from experimental hepatomas.Certain enzymatic properties (specific activity and Michaelis constant towards the two specific substrates : fructose 1,6-bisphosphate and fructose 1 -phosphate) and physico-chemical properties (molecular weight, N-terminal amino-acid) of the two enzymes have been studied and compared. Moreover, an amino-acid analysis has been carried out for rat brain aldolase C.Within experimental errors, the two enzymes appear to be identical.

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