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Biokhimiia


Title:[The role of GTP-binding proteins in the olfactory reception of vertebrates]
Author(s):Parfenova EV; Etingof RN;
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Journal Title:Biokhimiia
Year:1988
Volume:53
Issue:3
Page Number:498 - 507
DOI:
ISSN/ISBN:0320-9725 (Print) 0320-9725 (Linking)
Abstract:"The inhibitory effect of the non-hydrolyzable GTP analog Gpp (NH) p (10(-5)-10(-3) M) on the specific binding of some natural odorants (L-3H-amino acids, boar sex pheromone analog 5 alpha-3H-androstan-3-one) and sex hormones (17 beta-3H-estradiol, 3H-testosterone and 5 alpha-3H-dihydrotestosterone) to the olfactory receptors of some vertebrates (fish, frog, sow, rat) was found. Under the same experimental conditions Gpp (NH) p did not affect the high affinity binding of 5 alpha-3H-androstan-3-one to the sow respiratory tissue preparations. It was assumed that the changes in the specific binding of odorants in the presence of guanyl nucleotides can be a suitable test for the identification of true odorant receptors which conjugate with the system of olfactory transduction through G-proteins. The existence of two forms of high affinity GTPase in the olfactory tissue was demonstrated. One of them is an integral membrane component, whereas the second one is a loosely bound to the membrane and it can be solubilized in the presence of EDTA. The role of G-proteins in the system of olfactory transduction and the problem of odorant receptor identification are discussed"
Keywords:"Animals Binding, Competitive GTP-Binding Proteins/metabolism/*physiology Gonadal Steroid Hormones/metabolism Olfactory Mucosa/metabolism/*physiology Pheromones/metabolism Receptors, GABA-A/metabolism Sensory Receptor Cells/metabolism/*physiology Species S;"
Notes:"MedlineParfenova, E V Etingof, R N rus English Abstract Russia (Federation) 1988/03/01 Biokhimiia. 1988 Mar; 53(3):498-507"

 
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