Bilirubin, an uncoupler of oxidative phosphorylation in isolated mitochondria.
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Bilirubin inhibition of heme biosynthesis.
The conversion of protoporphyrin and iron to heme is catalyzed by a soluble enzyme prepared from rat liver. This reaction is inhibited by bilirubin, and initial kinetic studies suggest that the inhibition is due in part to a competition between protoporphyrin and the bile pigment. Implications of this finding in hyperbilirubinemia are mentioned.
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Inhibition of brain respiration in vitro by bilirubin; reversal of inhibition by various means.
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[Protective effect of bilirubin against sodium cholate intoxication of plant cells].
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[Effect of bilirubin on the resistence of organism to experimental bacterial infection; preliminary report].
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Experimental studies on the pathogenesis of kernicterus.
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[Effects of bilirubin & cytochrome C on endogenous respiration of human liver homogenate].
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[Coagulation studies in children. X. Bilirubin & blood coagulation].
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[Research on the active amino groups of proteins; application in the study of lymphoid and myeloid leukemias; behavior of bilirubin].
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