Esteban Santiago-Calvo , Salvatore Mulé , Colvin M. Redman , Mabel R. Hokin , Lowell E. Hokin
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The chromatographic separation of polyphosphoinositides and studies on their turnover in various tissues
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1. 32P-labeled spots obtained when total lipid extracts from tissue slices are chromatographed on silicic acid-impregnated paper with phenol-ammonia as the developing solvent been characterized as di- and triphosphoinositide. This has enabled us to develop a simple, rapid, quantitative method for assaying the radioactivity incorporated into di- and triphosphoinositide in large numbers of small samples of tissue.
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2. Slices of salts gland, brain cortex, kidney, liver, pancreas, and heart ventricle incorporated 32P into di- and triphosphoinisitide when incubated in physiological saline containing [32P]orthophosphate. With the exception of liver, the incorporation into triphosphoinositide was higher. The incorporation into diphosphoinositide generally paralled that into triphosphoinositide.
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3. Under conditions in which 32P incorporation into phosphatidic acid and phosphatidyl inositol was stimulated by acitylcholine in salt-gland slices, there was an inhibition of incorporation into the polyphosphoinositides.
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