Irreversible inhibition of hepatic fatty acid salt uptake by photoaffinity labeling with 11, 11-azistearate.
@article{Schmider1996IrreversibleIO, title={Irreversible inhibition of hepatic fatty acid salt uptake by photoaffinity labeling with 11, 11-azistearate.}, author={Wolfgang Schmider and Alfred Fahr and Rolf Voges and Wolfgang Gerok and Gerhart Kurz}, journal={Journal of lipid research}, year={1996}, volume={37 4}, pages={ 739-53 } }
In order to have a model compound for detection of proteins involved in transport and metabolism of long-chain fatty acid salts by photoaffinity labeling 11,11-azistearate and 11,11-azi[G-3H]stearate (specific radioactivity 2.78 TBq/mmol) were synthesized. The suitability of 11,11-azi[G-3H]stearate for photoaffinity labeling was demonstrated by incorporation into BSA (bovine serum albumin) and H-FABP (hepatic fatty acid salt-binding protein) of rat liver. Repeated photoaffinity labeling…
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