Phosphoprotein Research Articles

Isolation of phosphorylserine from the plasma phosphoproteins of the laying hen.

Isolation of phosphorylserine from the plasma phosphoproteins of the laying hen.

Phosphorylserine and cerebral phosphoprotein.

Phosphorylserine and cerebral phosphoprotein.

260. Synthesis of some phosphorylated amino-hydroxy-acids and derived peptides related to the phosphoproteins

260. Synthesis of some phosphorylated amino-hydroxy-acids and derived peptides related to the phosphoproteins

On the Localization and Composition of Phosphoprotein in Escherichia coli B.

On the Localization and Composition of Phosphoprotein in Escherichia coli B.

The Occurence of Phosphoproteins in Bacteria.

The Occurence of Phosphoproteins in Bacteria.

Effects of various hormones on the amounts of phosphorus containing fractions of the brain (phospholipid, nucleoprotein, total acid-soluble phosphorus compounds).

THE purpose of the investigation here described was to ascertain whether the phospholipid content of the brain is a fixed amount, or an amount subject to changes of the hormone content of the brain tissue. The method used did not reveal any changes of the phospholipid content of the brain after administration of several hormones. It was, however, observed that the phospholipid content of the brain increases after a single intraperitoneal injection of corticotropin (ACTH) and decreases afterpr olonged administration of the thyrotropic hormone of the pituitary gland (TSH). method The contents of phospholipid, nucleoprotein, and total acid-soluble phosphorus containing compounds of the brain were ascertained following a method described by King (1946) with minor modifications. The phospholipid fraction contained lecithins, cephalins, and sphyngomyelins. The nucleoprotein fraction contained ribo- and desoxyribonucleic acid and a small amount of phospho protein (Schmidt et al., 1945). The total acid-soluble ph...

THE ISOLATION OF RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHOSERINE FROM “PHOSPHOPROTEIN” OF THE EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR

THE ISOLATION OF RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHOSERINE FROM “PHOSPHOPROTEIN” OF THE EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR