Synthesis of cyclic AMP from renal cortex in vitro

J. Camps
W. Jiménez
A. Llorens
F. Rivera-Fillat
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Abstract

The parathyroid-hormone sensitive adenylate-cyclase from renal rat cortex has been studied.Mg2+ acts as stimulator at a specific locus increasing the apparent Vmax slightly from 50 to 60 nmol of cAMP per gram of protein if the Mg2+ concentration increases from 3.25 to 16 mM, and decreases the apparent KM from 2 to 0.4 mM.Fluoride decreases the apparent KM from 5 mM in NaF concentrations of 0 to 2 mM in NaF concentrations 2 mM.Magnesium ion also decreases the apparent Ka for NaF.

Keywords:
Adenylyl Cyclases/metabolism, Allosteric Regulation, Animals, Cyclic AMP/biosynthesis, Female, Kidney Cortex/metabolism, Kinetics, Magnesium/pharmacology, Rats, Sodium Fluoride/pharmacology

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J. Camps
W. Jiménez
A. Llorens
F. Rivera-Fillat


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