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ABSTRACTThe effect of several methylputrescines on the activity of insulin-induced ornithine decarboxylase (ODC) was examined in H-35 hepatoma cells. The induction involved both protein and m-RNA synthesis. Actinomycin D inhibited ODC activity when given up to 1 h after insulin treatment. When added to the medium 2 h or 3 h after the insulin, the activity was increased 100% and 80% respectively. Insulin-induced ODC from H-35 cells had a biphasic half-life, a shorter one of 46 min and a longer one of 90 min.1-Methylputrescine and 2-methylputrescine were found to be competitive inhibitors of the ODC from H-35 cells with Ki values of 2.8 and 0.1 mM respectively. Putrescine itself was found to have a Ki = 2.4 mM. N-Methylputrescine was a very poor inhibitor of the cell free ODC while 1,4-dimethylputrescine did not show any inhibitory effect. When cellular ODC activity was measured, the four methylputrescines assayed as well as putrescine entirely abolished its activity in the H-35 cells when given at a 1 mM concentration together with insulin. 1-Methylputrescine and 1,4-dimethylputrescine abolished 60% of the activity at a 0.1 µM concentration. All the methylputrescines given at 0.1 mM concentrations decreased the putrescine content of the stimulated cells to the levels found in quiescent cells, but only 1-methyl and 2-methylputrescines decreased spermidine and spermine content. 1,4-Dimethyl and 1-methylputrescines showed a strong inhibition of ODC synthesis, while the other diamines were less inhibitory. At concentrations that abolished ODC activity, 1,4-dimethylputrescine decreased 70% of the total immunoreactive ODC bands, while 1-methyl and 2-methylputrescine decreased them by 50%, and N-methylputrescine and putrescine decreased them by 20%. The lack of decrease in immuno-reactive ODC with the latter two compounds was mainly due to the appearance of immunoreactive degradation products of ODC of low molecular weight. Putrescine and N-methylputrescine affected protein synthesis to a small extent in stimulated cells, while 1-methylputrescine decreased it to the level of non-stimulated cells. Insulin (1 µM concentration) stimulated DNA synthesis in the cells, and this stimulation was doubled in the presence of 2-methylputrescine or putrescine. It can be concluded that, among the methylputrescines assayed, 2-methylputrescine was the best inhibitor of cell-free ODC activity, while 1,4-dimethylputrescine and 1-methylputrescine were the best inhibitors of cellular ODC activity. More... »
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