1993
DOI: 10.1006/bbrc.1993.1938
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Identification of Peptide:N-Glycanase Activity in Mammalian-Derived Cultured Cells

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“…The distal part of magnum portion of hen oviduct showed specific activity 5.5-7.5 times higher than those of the middle and proximal parts that showed the activities of 0.45-0.61 milliunit͞mg comparable to those detected in mammalian cells (15,17). Since in the distal portion massive amounts of egg white were secreted around eggs, high enzyme activity may be considered to be physiologically related to egg formation.…”
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“…The distal part of magnum portion of hen oviduct showed specific activity 5.5-7.5 times higher than those of the middle and proximal parts that showed the activities of 0.45-0.61 milliunit͞mg comparable to those detected in mammalian cells (15,17). Since in the distal portion massive amounts of egg white were secreted around eggs, high enzyme activity may be considered to be physiologically related to egg formation.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…Recently, we have shown that soluble PNGase activities whose optimal activity lies at neutral pH occur ubiquitously in mammalian cultured cells and mouse organs (15)(16)(17). However, we have no definite information as to their endogenous substrates.…”
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“…Bien que des activités PNGase aient été trouvées depuis de nombreuses années chez les plantes et les bactéries, la découverte d'activités PNGase cytosoliques chez les mammifères [4], puis chez la levure Saccharomyces Chez les mammifères, la dégradation des N-glycosylprotéines se déroule dans le cytoplasme ou dans les lysosomes. La dégradation cytoplasmique concerne surtout des N-glycosylprotéines qui n'ont pu acquérir leur conformation tridimensionnelle après leur biosynthèse dans le réticulum endoplasmique (RE).…”
Section: Principales Caractéristiques De La Pngaseunclassified