The Influence of N-t-Butyl-a-Phenylnitrone on the Stability of Erythrocyte Membranes

Petrova, Rositza I.; Novelli, G. P.; Iovtchev, S. M.; Metodieva, M. Z.; Nicolov, N

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The Influence of N-t-Butyl-a-Phenylnitrone on the Stability of Erythrocyte Membranes

Rositza I. Petrova¹,

G. P. Novelli²,

S. M. Iovtchev³

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“…The branching enzyme 1,4-a-~-glucan : 1,4-a-Dglucan 6-a-( 1,4-cr-glucano)-transferase isolated from rabbit muscles contains a nucleic acid, as has been shown by Petrova et al [l]. The nucleic acid is firmly bound to the protein and is essential for its activity: once it is removed, the enzyme is inactivated whereas subsequent addition of the nucleic acid reconstitutes the activity [2,3]. Other enzymes are known now which contain polyribonucleotides essential for their activity [4].…”

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Primary Structure of the Nucleic Acid from the 1,4-α-Glucan Branching Enzyme

Корнеева¹,

Petrová²,

Venkstern³

et al. 1979

European Journal of Biochemistry

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The primary structure of the nucleic acid from the branching enzyme 1,4-1x-~-glucan : 1,4-a-Dglucan 6-a-( 1,4-a-gIucano)-transferase (2.5-S RNA) isolated from rabbit muscles has been elucidated. The polyribonucleotide consists of 31 nucleotides; the unique features of the polyribonucleotide are the unusually high content of modified nucleotides (32 %) and guanine residues (40 %). Apparently 2.5-S RNA belongs to a class of nucleic acids unknown up to now.It is the first time that the structure of a nucleic acid component from a ribonucleoenzyme has been defined. This work is a prerequisite for gaining insight into the intimate activating effect of the polyribonucleotide on the enzyme action.

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Primary Structure of the Nucleic Acid from the 1,4-α-Glucan Branching Enzyme

Корнеева¹,

Petrová²,

Venkstern³

et al. 1979

European Journal of Biochemistry

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