Regulation of glycolysis in sea bass liver: phosphofructokinase isozymes

M.D. Fideu
M.L. Pérez
M.J. Herranz
M. Ruiz-Amil
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Abstract

Sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax L.) liver phosphofructokinase (PFK) presents biphasic kinetics with respect to fructose-06-phosphate (F-06-P) in experiments carried out with crude extract.After the enzyme had been purified, two isozymes have been detected after chromatographic treatment.The two isozymes present different kinetic behaviour PFK-L1, the first eluted phosphofructokinase activity shows positive cooperativity with respect to fructose-06-phosphate and PFK-L2, the second activity fraction, has a Hill coefficient of 0.38 (negative cooperativity).The first isozyme shows less affinity for fructose-06-phosphate than that shown by PFK-L2.The joint kinetics of both isozymes produces a biphasic kinetics with respect to fructose-06-phosphate, similar to that observed in crude extracts.

Keywords:
Glycolysis, Allosteric Regulation, Animals, Bass/metabolism, Fructosephosphates/metabolism, Isoenzymes/isolation and purification/metabolism, Kinetics, Liver/enzymology, Molecular Weight, Perciformes/metabolism, Phosphofructokinase-1/isolation and purification/metabolism, Temperature, Sea bass, Liver, Isozymes PFK

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M.D. Fideu
M.L. Pérez
M.J. Herranz
M. Ruiz-Amil


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