1989
DOI: 10.1016/0014-5793(89)80731-8
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Transport of CMP‐N‐glycoloylneuraminic acid into mouse liver Golgi vesicles

Abstract: CMP-NeuSGc has been shown to be transported into mouse liver Golgi vesicles by a specific carrier the characteristics of which were investigated in detail. In the system employed, CMP-NeuSGc enters the Golgi vesicles within 2 mitt; transport was saturable with high concentrations of the sugar-nucleotide and was dependent on temperature. A kinetic analysis gave an apparent K,,, of 1.3 PM and a maximal transport velocity of 335 pmol/mg protein per min. Almost identical values were obtained with CMP-NeuSAc, under… Show more

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“…The marked arrows indicate the migration positions of the following non-radioactive co-chromatographed reference substances, which were visualized with the orcinol/Fe3 + reagent: (A) CMP-Neu5Gc; (B) CMP-NeuSAc; (C) NeuSGc; (D) Neu5Ac standards. The integration ratio of these two peaks was 1 : 1, Several other zones of radioactivity were also visible, the suggesting that no preferential uptake of either CMP-most notable being a cluster of four peaks migrating 8-glycoside had occurred, in agreement with previously reported 13 cm, two of which coincided with the migration positions results [23].…”
Section: Analysis Of Soluble Intravesicular Radioactivitysupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…The marked arrows indicate the migration positions of the following non-radioactive co-chromatographed reference substances, which were visualized with the orcinol/Fe3 + reagent: (A) CMP-Neu5Gc; (B) CMP-NeuSAc; (C) NeuSGc; (D) Neu5Ac standards. The integration ratio of these two peaks was 1 : 1, Several other zones of radioactivity were also visible, the suggesting that no preferential uptake of either CMP-most notable being a cluster of four peaks migrating 8-glycoside had occurred, in agreement with previously reported 13 cm, two of which coincided with the migration positions results [23].…”
Section: Analysis Of Soluble Intravesicular Radioactivitysupporting
confidence: 91%
“…mg protein-', K, 1.05 f 0.4 pM. mutual inhibition suggests that CMP-NeuSAc and CMPNeuSGc are internalized by the same carrier molecule, as was proposed for the mouse liver Golgi CMP-sialic-acid transporter [23].…”
Section: Uptake Of Cmp-(14cj"eu5ac and Cmp-(14c]ne~5gc By Rut Liver Gmentioning
confidence: 55%
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