Computer Science
Scientific paper
Mar 1979
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1979natur.278...61k&link_type=abstract
Nature, Volume 278, Issue 5699, pp. 61-62 (1979).
Computer Science
Scientific paper
WE have previously shown the presence of two distinct insulin-binding species (designated species I and II) in a Triton X-100 extract of fat cell membranes1. They were separable electrophoretically and displayed different insulin-binding characteristics. Scatchard analysis of the insulin-binding data for species I indicated a complex, non-classical association, illustrated by a curvilinear plot. The characteristics of this curve are quite similar to those of the binding curves obtained with unfractionated detergent extract or with intact plasma membranes1. In contrast to these findings, insulin-binding to species II was characterised by a relatively low affinity and a linear Scatchard plot. Although these findings indicate different insulin-binding and electrophoretic properties for the two species, the possibility remains that they are related structurally. For example, the Kd values for the low-affinity portion of the peak I Scatchard plot and for insulin binding to peak II are similar. Furthermore, following the incubation of isolated peak I with 125I-labelled insulin and subsequent electrophoresis, a small amount of radioactivity migrated in the position of peak II (ref. 1). We report here that interconversion occurs between the two binding species and that the conversion is mediated by insulin.
Krupp Michael N.
Livingston James N.
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