The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate

The involvement of phospholipids in the activity of 5αreductase from nuclear and microsomal fractions of rat prostate was studied using phospholipases A and C. Phospholipase A reduced the activity of 5αreductase in both subcellular fractions; this effect was not attributable to the hydrolysis produc...

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spelling paper:paper_07435800_v4_n2_p85_Charreau2023-06-08T15:44:46Z The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate phospholipase phospholipase a phospholipase c phospholipid radioisotope steroid reductase 5alpha androstane 3alpha,17beta diol c 14 androstanolone c 14 membrane structure microsome prostate rat testosterone h 3 theoretical study Animal Cell Nucleus Male Microsomes Oxidoreductases Phospholipases Phospholipids Prostate Rats Serum Albumin, Bovine Testosterone 5-alpha-Reductase The involvement of phospholipids in the activity of 5αreductase from nuclear and microsomal fractions of rat prostate was studied using phospholipases A and C. Phospholipase A reduced the activity of 5αreductase in both subcellular fractions; this effect was not attributable to the hydrolysis products. Phospholipase C stopped only the activity of the nuclear fraction. There was no quantitative correlation between hydrolysis of phospholipids and loss of enzyme activity. The inactivation observed seems to result from phospholipase-induced instability of the enzyme. The results suggest that the altered structure of phospholipids and/or the membranes where 5αreductase is located is responsible for the decrease in activity. © 1977 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted. 1977 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07435800_v4_n2_p85_Charreau http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07435800_v4_n2_p85_Charreau
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topic phospholipase
phospholipase a
phospholipase c
phospholipid
radioisotope
steroid reductase
5alpha androstane 3alpha,17beta diol c 14
androstanolone c 14
membrane structure
microsome
prostate
rat
testosterone h 3
theoretical study
Animal
Cell Nucleus
Male
Microsomes
Oxidoreductases
Phospholipases
Phospholipids
Prostate
Rats
Serum Albumin, Bovine
Testosterone 5-alpha-Reductase
spellingShingle phospholipase
phospholipase a
phospholipase c
phospholipid
radioisotope
steroid reductase
5alpha androstane 3alpha,17beta diol c 14
androstanolone c 14
membrane structure
microsome
prostate
rat
testosterone h 3
theoretical study
Animal
Cell Nucleus
Male
Microsomes
Oxidoreductases
Phospholipases
Phospholipids
Prostate
Rats
Serum Albumin, Bovine
Testosterone 5-alpha-Reductase
The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
topic_facet phospholipase
phospholipase a
phospholipase c
phospholipid
radioisotope
steroid reductase
5alpha androstane 3alpha,17beta diol c 14
androstanolone c 14
membrane structure
microsome
prostate
rat
testosterone h 3
theoretical study
Animal
Cell Nucleus
Male
Microsomes
Oxidoreductases
Phospholipases
Phospholipids
Prostate
Rats
Serum Albumin, Bovine
Testosterone 5-alpha-Reductase
description The involvement of phospholipids in the activity of 5αreductase from nuclear and microsomal fractions of rat prostate was studied using phospholipases A and C. Phospholipase A reduced the activity of 5αreductase in both subcellular fractions; this effect was not attributable to the hydrolysis products. Phospholipase C stopped only the activity of the nuclear fraction. There was no quantitative correlation between hydrolysis of phospholipids and loss of enzyme activity. The inactivation observed seems to result from phospholipase-induced instability of the enzyme. The results suggest that the altered structure of phospholipids and/or the membranes where 5αreductase is located is responsible for the decrease in activity. © 1977 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.
title The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
title_short The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
title_full The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
title_fullStr The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
title_full_unstemmed The role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-KET0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
title_sort role of phospholipids in the activity of a4-3-ket0steroid 5αoxidoreductase of the rat ventral prostate
publishDate 1977
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07435800_v4_n2_p85_Charreau
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07435800_v4_n2_p85_Charreau
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