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• W2103423972 abstract "1. Inhibition of gastric acid secretion by proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole increases the synthesis and secretion of the pyloric antral hormone gastrin. We report here how omeprazole influences the conversion of the gastrin precursor to its final products, and the abundance of mRNAs encoding proteins associated with progastrin processing in rat antral mucosa. 2. Progastrin processing was studied using a pulse-chase protocol in antral mucosa, incubated in vitro, from rats treated with omeprazole for up to 5 days. Labelled peptides were detected by on-line scintillation counting after immunoprecipitation and HPLC. The mRNAs encoding prohormone-processing enzymes were identified by Northern blot, polymerase chain reaction or ribonuclease protection assay, and their cellular origins identified by immunocytochemistry. 3. Cleavage of [3H]- and [35S]-labelled progastrins at Arg-94-95 or Arg-57-58, and amidation at Phe-92 were not influenced by pretreatment with omeprazole. In contrast, cleavage of G34 (the thirty-four amino acid amidated gastrin) at Lys-74-75 to give G17 (the seventeen amino acid amidated gastrin), and of G34-Gly to G17-Gly (G34 and G17 with COOH-terminal glycine), was increased 3-fold after treatment with omeprazole for either 1 or 5 days. 4. Approximately 20% of newly synthesized amidated and Gly-extended gastrins were secreted within 240 min of the labelling period in omeprazole-treated samples, but secretion of labelled gastrins from control tissue was undetectable over a comparable period. 5. The amidating enzyme, peptidyglycine alpha-amidating mono-oxygenase (PAM), the prohormone convertases PC1/3, PC2, PC5 and the PC2 chaperone 7B2 were localized to rat antral gastrin cells by immunocytochemistry. The relative abundance of mRNA species encoding 7B2, PC5 and PAM were unchanged after treatment with omeprazole for 5 days, whereas gastrin, PC1/3 and PC2 mRNAs are known to increase at this time. 6. The main consequence of increased cleavage at Lys-74-75 is the production of G17 and G17-Gly at the expense of G34 and G34-Gly, respectively. The latter have longer plasma half-lives, and so their increased cleavage may serve to limit the rise in plasma gastrin concentration after inhibition of acid secretion. Changes in the abundance of mRNAs encoding prohormone-processing enzymes cannot account for the rapidity of the changes in cleavage of progastrin at Lys residues after omeprazole." @default.
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• W2103423972 title "Regulation by gastric acid of the processing of progastrin-derived peptides in rat antral mucosa" @default.
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