Phalloidin poisoning of isolated hepatocytes: Inhibition of protein synthesis
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Summary
Phalloidin added to isolated hepatocytes inhibits amino acid incorporation into protein. Inhibition is very strong with 20 μg/ml phalloidin and occurs after a lag period of about 30 min. After this period, poisoned hepatocytes also show morphological changes in their plasma membrane.
Keywords
Plasma Membrane Protein Synthesis Morphological Change Phalloidin Acid Incorporation
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