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• W2002777839 abstract "Hemin, but not iron, in the culture medium stimulates the maturation-associated loss of the transferrin receptor from sheep reticulocytes (t1/2for loss ∼ 6 hr) and its appearance in a population of externalized vesicles. A similar pattern is seen with nucleoside binding (a measure of the nucleoside transporter), where hemin increases the loss of binding activity from the cells during culture, concomitant with an increase in nucleoside binding in the externalized vesicles. Sheep reticulocytes retain the ability to synthesize the transferrin receptor, but the 35S-labeled receptors are not detected in released vesicles. Whereas hemin stimulates the loss of 35S-labeled transferrin receptors from the cell (t1/2 for loss ∼ 20 hr), nonheme iron is more effective than heme. This difference in response of native and 35S-labeled receptor to hemin and iron supplements appears to be related to the differences in the two classes of receptors. Although the 35S-labeled receptor binds transferrin and both native and 35S-labeled peptides comigrate after chemical deglycosylation, the 35S-receptor is ∼ 2 kD smaller than the native receptor and fails to acquire its complete size even when chased for up to 24 hr. Moreover, the 35S-labeled receptor is not expressed at the cell surface, but is retained in a nonrecycling compartment, where it is insensitive to digestion by trypsin at both 0°C and 37°C." @default.
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• W2002777839 date "1989-07-01" @default.
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• W2002777839 title "Maturation-associated loss and incomplete de novo synthesis of the transferrin receptor in peripheral sheep reticulocytes: Response to heme and iron" @default.
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