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    Comparison of activities, electrophoretic patterns and kinetic properties of some enzymes in normal and cancerous liver
    (1976-11) Hammond, Kathryn D.
    Glucose present in tissues is metabolised either by means of glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, glycogenesis or glycogenolysis, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2. Glycolysis occurs in almost all tissues, whereas gluconeogenesis is restricted mainly to liver and kidney cortex; the synthesis and degradation of glycogen takes place mainly in liver, skeletal muscle and heart. The patterns of carbohydrate metabolism characteristic of normal tissue are often altered in various diseased states; this is particularly evident in cancer. Tumour tissues, such as hepatoma, appear to lose the functional properties of adult differentiated tissue and their metabolism often seems to resemble that of rapidly-dividing, undifferentiated foetal tissue.
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    Preparation of ribsomal subunits by gel filtration
    (2016-07-20) Bhoolia, Deena
    An attempt was made to separate ribosomal subunits by gel filtl'ation on Trisacryl GF2000 and Sepharose 4B. Trisacryl GP~2000,a sYllthet'ic gol, , separated rat .ljver rlbosonal subunits orl 'f~'135,em column with a resolution of ""Or3, resulting 'in <'1" 60 rJ impm''ity 'of each of the \~ subunits. subunits" were not resolved. Sepharose 4131 an agarose based gol, separated " the subunits by adsorpttcn chromatography rathr.r than 'i>.V () Q ':) At 4°C, the 405 .subunf ts were eluted with a kd () ruO,:~9( but the GOrf' $ubud"its adsorbed to th~.'g,~Jl and were eluted I; /) when the temperature of "the column was increas~d to 250C..3SoC. (' ,. ('-. This edsorpt ion phenonenon seems to b{~ tl propert~ of a 11 agllrose -: \') ~\:; based gels studied here, includ'ing Sepharose 2.B and .seph'ato~eoBt arid is exc 1us iva to !,mamm'i'lan r ibosOIntrt subuni ts • Anal,ys1S 0'(" the , u subunits by in vitro r14C]polypheny1alanine sy'nthes'is showed OCI " ,,'c. /\ I 7', " diff'erence 'in the act lvtt ies of dbosoma'J ~ubunH~ p~epdrf#d by ;/'/ ' grndient centrifugation or by 5epharos,e cni"OmatogNPPY;' Analy~ii ~~of " (~ (( the subunits by ~crylamidec'ugarose coU)po5it~) gs1s resulted ,in the '/ resolution ,.:n"f subunits isolated fr'oill lower organisms in o II non-denaturlnq !Jcl systems and SI,lbut1its from m«mm~nan'tissue in II /'\';1 Ga'! f'iltrat'ion does tyffer a 5t!i:l;~'ble metrKld'¥or the pr~p;n~¥tiol1of <::) . I \) \\ I) ribosoma 1 'subunits I but only' if 'the act~orption JH'OrJ&~"t'Jo,s of ,) (,) ':' o ,1) ,{