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Effect of low-phosphate diet on sodium/phosphate cotransport mRNA and protein content and on oocyte expression of phosphate transport

  • Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology (Part II) August 26–28, 1992 Tremezzo, Italy
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Recently, we have isolated a complementary DNA most likely related to rabbit kidney cortex brush border membrane sodium/phosphate (Na/Pi) cotransport activity [NaPi-1 (1)]. To further elucidate the cellular mechanisms involved in dietary ‘adaptation’ of renal Na/Pi contransport, we have exposed young rabbits for 2 weeks to either a low phosphate (Pi) diet (LPD) or a high Pi diet (HPD). Initial linear uptake of Na/Pi cotransport in isolated brush border membrane vesicles was increased in rabbits on a LPD compared with those on a HPD. Injection of equal amounts of total mRNA isolated from kidney cortex of LPD or HPD rabbits intoXenopus laevis oocytes resulted in a higher stimulation of Na-dependent oocyte Pi uptake in LPD than HPD preparations. No difference in the content of ‘specific’ mRNA (NaPi-1 cDNA probe, Northern blots) and of the content of the ‘specific’ brush border membrane protein (NaPi-1 antipeptide antibody, Western blots) between LPD and HPD preparations was observed. We conclude that ‘chronic’ dietary Pi deprivation leads to a protein synthesis-dependent alteration of Na/Pi cotransport activity which does not involve a change in the total amount of a protein related to the recently cloned NaPi-1 protein.

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Biber, J., Caderas, G., Stange, G. et al. Effect of low-phosphate diet on sodium/phosphate cotransport mRNA and protein content and on oocyte expression of phosphate transport. Pediatr Nephrol 7, 823–826 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01213368

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