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The kinetics of hypoxanthine efflux from the rat brain
The brain efflux of radiolabelled hypoxanthine in the rat was rapid in the first minute after injection [ K eff(i)=0.21±0.06 min −1], which was saturable with a V max=13.08±0.81 nM min −1 g −1, and a high K m,app (67.2±13.4 μM); the K i,app for inosine was 31.5±7.6 μM. Capillary depletion analysis i...
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description | The brain efflux of radiolabelled hypoxanthine in the rat was rapid in the first minute after injection [
K
eff(i)=0.21±0.06 min
−1], which was saturable with a
V
max=13.08±0.81 nM min
−1 g
−1, and a high
K
m,app (67.2±13.4 μM); the
K
i,app for inosine was 31.5±7.6 μM. Capillary depletion analysis indicated that hypoxanthine accumulates in neurons and glia with the time. From cross-inhibition studies with different purines and pyrimidines, it suggests that these molecules could also be important substrates for this carrier. |
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