Kinetic Consequences of Covalent Linkage of DNA Binding Polyamides
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Abstract
Creatine action on the activity of creatine kinase (ATP: creatine-phosphotransferase; EC 2.7.3.2) and the content of water-soluble proteins in the developing monolayer culture of chick myoblasts are studied. Creatine at concentrations of 1.9-10- minus 3-3.8-10- minus 3 M is shown to increase reliably the creatine kinase activity by 1,1--2,9 times and to reduct considerably the content of water-soluble proteins. Lower concentrations of creatine (3.8-10- minus 5 M) also increased the creatine kinase activity but did not change the contents of water-soluble proteins. The creatine effect was maximal at the period preceding the termination of tissue cells differentiation. In the course of the combined effect of both actinomycin D (50 mcg/plate) and creatine (3.8-10- minus 3 M) the creatine kinase activity was much higher than that in the presence of actinomycin D alone which considerably reduced the enzyme activity as well as the contents of water-soluble proteins.
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