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Indian J Biochem Biophys ; 2001 Aug; 38(4): 230-4
Article Dans Anglais | IMSEAR | ID: sea-27182

Résumé

Binding of bilirubin to different erythrocyte membranes, namely, human, buffalo, sheep and goat, pre-incubated with different concentrations of metal ions was studied. The results showed that among the different metal ions used, Ca2+ had the highest potential in increasing the amount of bound bilirubin followed by Sr2+ and Mg2+, whereas Ba2+ had the lowest potential. Treatment of these membranes with Ca2+ led to an increase in the amount of bound bilirubin in all membranes. However, human erythrocyte membranes pretreated with Ca2+, bound the highest amount of bilirubin compared to other erythrocyte membranes. Increase in bilirubin binding upon Ca2+-treatment can be ascribed to shielding effect, redistribution of phospholipids as well as increase in surface hydrophobicity induced by Ca2+.


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Animaux , Bilirubine/sang , Cations divalents/pharmacologie , Bovins , Membrane érythrocytaire/métabolisme , Capra , Humains , Liaison aux protéines/effets des médicaments et des substances chimiques , Ovis , Température
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J Biosci ; 2000 Jun; 25(2): 157-61
Article Dans Anglais | IMSEAR | ID: sea-111242

Résumé

Effect of pH and temperature on the binding of bilirubin to human erythrocyte membranes was studied by incubating the membranes at different pH and temperatures and determining the bound bilirubin. At all pH values, the amount of membrane-bound bilirubin increased with the increase in bilirubin-to-albumin molar ratios (B/As), being highest at lower pH values in all cases. Further, linear increase in bound bilirubin with the increase in bilirubin concentration in the incubate was observed at a constant B/A and at all pH values. However, the slope value increased with the decrease in pH suggesting more bilirubin binding to membranes at lower pH values. Increase in bilirubin binding at lower pH can be explained on the basis of increased free bilirubin concentration as well as more conversion of bilirubin dianion to monoanion. Temperature dependence of bilirubin binding to membranes was observed within the temperature range of 7 degrees -60 degrees C, showing minimum binding at 27 degrees C and 37 degrees C which increased on either side. Increase in bilirubin binding at temperatures lower than 20 degrees C and higher than 40 degrees C can be ascribed to the change in membrane topography as well as bilirubin-albumin interaction.


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Bilirubine/sang , Membrane érythrocytaire/métabolisme , Humains , Concentration en ions d'hydrogène , Double couche lipidique/métabolisme , Liaison aux protéines , Sérumalbumine/métabolisme , Température
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