Lack of inhibition of carrot colchicine binding activity by podophyllotoxin
Shoji Okamura, Tomoko Kato, Arasuke Nishi
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Shoji Okamura, Tomoko Kato, Arasuke Nishi
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The binding of [3H]colchicine to carrot cell extract was not inhibited by an excess amount of podophyllotoxin. Under the same experimental condition, porcine brain tubulin almost completely lost its [3H]colchicine binding activity. The components in the carrot cell extract did not affect the interaction of brain tubulin and podophyllotoxin.
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The binding of [3H]colchicine to carrot cell extract was not inhibited by an excess amount of podophyllotoxin. Under the same experimental condition, porcine brain tubulin almost completely lost its [3H]colchicine binding activity. The components in the carrot cell extract did not affect the interaction of brain tubulin and podophyllotoxin.
Key concepts: Podophyllotoxin, Colchicine, Chemistry, Tubulin, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Microtubule, Stereochemistry