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S Kuraishi 《Tanpakushitsu kakusan koso. Protein, nucleic acid, enzyme》1966,11(14):1390-1395
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Invertebrate neuropeptide hormones 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
L Josefsson 《International journal of peptide and protein research》1983,21(5):459-470
The development of a long-term research program on the neurosecretory hormones of arthropods is described. The purification and full characterization of the first invertebrate neurohormones, the red pigment-concentrating hormone (RPCH) and the distal retinal pigment hormone (DRPH) demonstrated that they are peptides, an octapeptide and an octadecapeptide, respectively. Physiological function studies with the pure hormones and their synthetic preparations showed that the RPCH acts as a general pigment-concentrating hormone (PCH), and that the DRPH, in addition to its light-adaptive function, also constitutes a general pigment-dispersing hormone (PDH). In the regulation of the color-adaptation of the animals, the two hormones act as antagonists. The chromatophorotropic activities are widely distributed within the arthropod neuroendocrine systems. Purification of the pigment-concentrating activities from the locust corpora cardiaca lead to the isolation and characterization of the first insect neurohormones, the adipokinetic hormones (AKH I and AKH II). These two hormones, AKH I being a decapeptide and AKH II being an octapeptide, are close structural analogs to the crustacean PCH, demonstrating a common evolution of arthropod neurohormones. The hormones of this PCH-family all cross-react, but structure-function studies of the hormones show that quite different parts of their structure are involved in their binding to the various receptors. 相似文献
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正A commonly accepted view of plant growth hormones is that their interaction with the cognate receptor protein is reversible,so that each hormone molecule can potentially interact multiple times with a receptor and so either amplify 相似文献
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Naohiko Yanagishima 《Planta》1969,87(1-2):110-118
Summary Hormone-like substances were isolated from culture media of haploid strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The one excreted by cells of mating type a made cells of the type expand; the other, excreted by type cells, made cells of the a type expand. Tentatively we call the former a hormone and the latter hormone. The cell-expanding action of the a hormone was inhibited by actinomycin D, chloramphenicol and cycloheximide. The a hormone was shown to be heat-stable and dialyzable. Both hormones could be extracted with methylene chloride. The abilities of cells to produce these hormones and to respond to them are under control by the mating-type genes. 相似文献
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