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M F Gulyĭ

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[Changes in the primary structure of rabbit muscle aldolase under the influence of valine against a background of prolonged fasting].

The primary structure of the muscle aldolase molecule was studied as affected by semilethal doses of valine administered the abdominal cavity of the rabbits after a long fasting. It is established that in spite of differences in the amino acid composition of the protein, uniformity of the peptides distribution in the process of bromo-cyanogen fragments elution and the total amount of amino acid residues in the identical fragments are maintained. Changes are found only in the point-replacements by amino acids in C-fragment of the molecule (asparagine is replaced by valine and threonine by serine).

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[Biosynthesis of rat skin collagen under amino acid imbalance].

Protein differing from the normal one by the content of S-S-bonds and by the amount of the carbohydrate component was found in the acid-soluble fraction of skin collagen in rats which were fed the protein-free diet and the protein-free diet with the glycine loading for 3 and 14 days and tryptophan for 1, 2 and 3 days. The result testifies to the fact that under extremal states in the animal skin there occurs the synthesis of collagen the structure of which differs from that in the normal animal skin.

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[Features of metabolic disorders in the liver during morphine poisoning of various duration].

Administration of morphine into rats at a dose of 30 mg/kg within 6 days led to a decrease in total rate of tRNA aminoacylation in liver tissue. Content of lactate, pyruvate, malate and alpha-ketoglutarate was decreased within 6 days-long course of morphine administration, while content of lactate was only altered after 5 weeks of the intoxication. Adaptation reactions appear to be increased with time in long-term intoxication with morphine.

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[Change in the intensity of biosynthesis of proteins, lipids and glycogen in animal tissues during long-term administration of morphine].

The intensity of biosynthesis processes in animal organism has been studied as affected by long-term administration of morphine. It was established that morphine administration to rats for five weeks intensified protein biosynthesis in the brain, kidneys, skeletal muscles: specific radioactivity of blood serum proteins also increased. Incorporation of 2-/14C/glycine label to the brain, cardiac and skeletal muscles increased as affected by morphine: the label incorporation to the liver lipids decreased and that to the kidney and spleen lipids did not change. Specific radioactivity of glycogen multiply increased in the rat liver as affected by morphine.

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