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Volume 31, Issue 4

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PRODUCTION OF VITAMIN B_<12>-COENZYMES BY MICROORGANISMS, ITS SEPARATION, PURIFICATION AND IDENTIFICATION

Shoichi SHIMIZU, Tadakatsu KATO, Saburo FUKUI

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 235-245
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_235

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INCREASE OF RIBOFLAVIN IN REGENERATING LIVER UNDER RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY

Kazuma MIYAJI, Hiroshi ISHIZU, Sachiko NAKAMURA

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 246-251
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_246

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In a previous paper it has been shown about the effects of partial hepatoectomy on flavin enzymes in the livers of normal and riboflavin deficient mise. Present study was undertaken to determine how flavin contents change in the regenerating liver of mice or rat under the normal and the deficient conditions of riboflavin or iron. Only 10 percent of the liver was resected because the riboflavin or iron deficient animals were so emaciated, and riboflavin in the regenerating liver was determined during a restoration (postoperative) period of 24 to 55 hours. The riboflavin content was proved to increase significantly under the condition of riboflavin deficiency, in which the content in the liver was very low before operation, whereas it decreased under the normal or iron deficient condition in which the content was, of course, normal. Xanthine oxidase activity was also determined under the same conditions, and the activity was proved to increase not only in the regenerating liver, but also in the spleen and small intestine of rats partially hepatectomized under the normal condition as well as the deficient conditions. On this latter result it is probably seen that the animals might be similarly influenced by the partial hepatectomy no matter whether they are in normal or deficient state. Nevertheless, increment phenomena of riboflavin in the regenerating liver was not seen unless the riboflavin content in the liver was very low before partial hepatectomy. Consequently, it is presumed that some riboflavin is mobilized from other tissues to liver to take part in the regenerating process in the case of riboflavin deficiency in which riboflavin content in the liver is very low.

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EFFECT OF RIBOFLAVIN ON THE METABOLISM OF POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IN THE BODY OF RAT

Tatsuo KOYANAGI, Keiko OIKAWA

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 252-254
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_252

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In rats fed with a riboflavin-deficient diet containing soybean oil, fatty acid content in serum with 4 double bonds was lower, whereas that with 2 double bonds was higher than that of control animals. The low percentage of fatty acid with 4 double bonds in serum of deficient animals showed perhaps the failure of synthesis of arachidonic acid from linoleic acid in these animals.

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INFLUENCE OF VITAMIN B_T ON GROWTH OF CHICKS : (III) ON THE AMOUNT OF CARNITHINE AND CHOLINE REQUIRED FOR THE NORMAL GROWTH OF CHICKS

Naomi TAKAHASHI, Kosuke KATO, Koichiro IWAI

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 255-259
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_255

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Male White Leghorn chicks of 7 days old were fed on diets containing 10% of lecithinefree soy bean oil, with or without the addition of 0.1 or 0.2g/kg of carnithine and 4g/kg of choline for 3 weeks. The supplementation of carnithine or choline caused the improvement of growth over 10% of the control. Any sign of fatty liver was not recognized in all groups and differences were not found in saponification and iodine values of liver fats between carnithine- and choline- supplemented groups. In the feeding experiment with the choline-free diet, consisting ground corn, fish meal, vitamin mixture and 10% soy been oil, it was proved that 0.2g/kg of carnithine had almost equal growth potency as 4g/kg of choline.

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EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF RIBOFLAVIN ON THE TBA-VALUE OF RAT LIVER

Yoshiko YAMAMOTO

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 260-266
Published: April 25, 1965
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The TBA-value (thiobarbituric acid value) was estimated with the liver of riboflavin-deficient rat, and the influence of the administration of riboflavin on the TBA-value was studied. The mean of the TBA-values was calculated as follows : riboflavin-deficient rat, 0.248-0.320 [D(x)=0.036], riboflavin-administered rat (10μg per day for a rat) 0.135-0.167 [D(x)=0.048], riboflavin-administered rat (100μg per day for a rat) 0.137-0.151 [D(x)=0.007], and riboflavin-administered rat (1000μg per day for a rat) 0.174-0.190 [D(x)=0.008]. Assuming that the TBA-value indicates the amount of the fatty acid peroxide or aldehyde of the sample, these results could be interpreted as that riboflavin deficiency causes the accumulation of these substances in the liver and the administration of 1000 μg of riboflavin per day for a rat as well, and that 10-100μg per day for a rat decreases such substances, which could be attributed to the enzymatic and/or non-enzymatic action of riboflavin.

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STUDIES ON THE PTERIN-LIKE FLUORESCENT SUBSTANCES PRODUCED BY ASPERGILLUS : (V) THEIR ACCELERATIVE ACTIVITIES ON THE PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDATION OF AMINO ACIDS AND OTHERS

Yasuyuki KANEKO, Yasuhiro INOUE

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 267-274
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_267

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Photochemical oxidative activities of fluorescent substances produced by Aspergillus were investigated. It was demonstrated that the substances promote the oxidation of Dopa to melanin as well as that of several amino acids by irradiation like riboflavin and other pterins. In this experiment Fe^<2+> and Cu^<2+> possibly form complexes with fluorescent substances to overcome lag period in oxidation.

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STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF THIAMINE DISULFIDE BIS-MONOPHOSPHATE ON THE MOVEMENT OF SMALL INTESTINE

Ryozi NANBA, Hiroyuki FUKUDA, Hiroshi SHIINA

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 275-277
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_275

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The present investigation was undertaken to see the effect of thiamine disulfide bismonophosphat (TDSMP) on the movement of the Thiry-Vella jejunal loop and an extirpated part of the small intestine of dogs. A remarkable promotion of the intestinal movement was observed for 40 minutes or more by intravenous injection of 6.3-12.5 mg of TDSMP per kg of body weight. Furthermore, intravenous injection of 6.3mg/kg of TDSMP recovered conspicuously the movement of the intestine, weakened by an administration of sodium pentobarbital. In addition, movement of an extirpated specimen of small intestine adhered to longitudinal and circular muscles was remarkably accelerated by administration of 10 mg of TDSMP per 100ml solution. The efficacy was almost as high as that of 1 mg/100 ml of acetylcholine. On the other hand, no effect was observed on the movement of the extirpated small intestine with only circular muscle. In view of the above fact, it may be supposed that TDSMP mainly works on nerve-factor in the intestinal wall and accelerates the intestinal movement.

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S-(2-METHYL-4-AMINOPYRIMIDINYL-(5)-METHYL)-CYSTEINE SULFOXIDE AS A SUBSTRATE OF ALLIINASE

Kiku MURATA, Kuniko KAI, Kunisato FUJIWARA

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 278-282
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_278

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It was observed that alliinase was capable to decompose sulfoxide of S-(2-methyl-4-aminopyrimidinyl-(5)-methyl)-cysteine, which is the reaction product of thiamine and cysteine catalyzed with the purified bacterial thiaminase I, and produced pyruvic acid stoichiometrically. A presumed allicin substance was positive to sodium nitroprusside and phosphomolybdic acid reagents, but negative after developing on a paper by means of the paper chromatography. Michaelis constant of alliinase (determined at pH6.4) for S-(2-methyl-4-aminopyrimidinyl-(5)-methyl)-cysteine sulfoxide was Km=9.9×10^<-3>M, while Km was 5×10^<-3> for alliin. From the result it is apparent that the sulfur atom of the cysteine derivatives is not essential to link to an aliphatic group such as allyl, methyl, etc., as mentioned somewhere.

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STUDIES ON THE THIAMINE METABOLISM OF PORTAL HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS

Katsumi ROKUO

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 283-296
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_283

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The present paper is concerning on the thiamine metabolism before and after the portacaval anastomosis in the patients with portal hypertension. After the subcutaneous injection of 20mg of thiamine to the patients with portal hypertension, who were belonged to the 2nd and the 3rd group by prof. Imanaga's classification, fluctuations of total and bound thiamine in the blood and of thiamine in the 3 hours' urine were examined. At the same time, pyruvic acid in the blood was also determined. It was revealed that the thiamine metabolism in the 2nd group were similar to that in normal group, meanwhile, in the 3rd group, free thiamine in the blood and in the 3 hours' urine were increased after the surgery. When symptoms of portal systemic encephalopathy, "Eck fistula syndrome" developed, free thiamine in the blood and in the 3 hours' urine were remarkably increased. An administration of thiamine diphosphate or thiamine derivatives may be recommened to restore the abnormal thiamine metabolism in the patients of 3rd group.

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THE EFFECT OF B VITAMINS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID : (I) BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTFIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID IN THIAMINE DEFICIENCY

Hidehiko KATO

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 297-302
Published: April 25, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_297

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The well-known requirements of thiamine and lipoic acid for the oxidative decarboxylation of α-keto acids suggested the possibility that the metabolism of lipoic acid might be affected during thiamine deficiency. Hence, I have performed experimental studies on the biosynthesis of protein-bound lipoic acid in thiamine deficient rats. The biosynthetic activity of protein-bound lipoic acid in liver homogenate were reduced in a deficient state. In a recovery state, following the oral administration of thiamine, the level of thiamine in liver homogenate was recovered rapidly, but the biosynthetic activity of bound lipoic acid was recovered more slowly. The biosynthetic activity was not improved when thiamine or its pyrophosphate was added in vitro to liver mitochondria of thiamine deficient rat.

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THE EFFECT OF B VITAMINS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID : (II) BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID IN RIBOFLAVIN-OR PYRIDOXINE DEFICIENCY

Hidehiko KATO

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 303-308
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The biosynthetic activity of protein-bound lipoic acid in liver mitochondria and the level of total lipoic acid in liver homogenate were not affected in riboflavin deficient rats. In a pyridoxine deficient state, the biosynthetic activity of bound lipoic acid and the level of total lipoic acid were decreased markedly, and the reduction of the biosynthetic activity was paralleled to the decrease in GOT activity of liver homogenate. But the biosynthetic activity was not improved when pyridoxine or pyridoxal phaphate was added in vitro to liver mitochondria of pyridoxine deficient rat. In a recovery state following the oral administration of pyridoxine, the biosynthetic activity of bound lipoic acid was recovered in a few week.

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THE EFFECT OF B VITAMINS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID : (III) INFLUENCE OF THE OVER-DOSE OF B VITAMINS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN-BOUND LIPOIC ACID

Hidehiko KATO

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 309-314
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_309

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Influences of daily administration of a large amount of thiamine, thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide (TTFD), riboflavin and pyridoxine to rats for a month were investigated by observations on the growth of rats, the biosynthesis of protein-bound lipoic acid in liver mitochondria and the activity of glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in liver homogenate. Overdose of thiamine (1,10 and 50mg/kg) and TTFD (1 and 10mg/kg) induced an increased biosynthetic activity of protein-bound lipoic acid, but over-dose of TTFD (50mg/kg) and pyridoxine induced a decreased biosynthetic activity. Over-dose of riboflavin did not effect the biosynthetic activity of protein-bound lipoie acid. The activity of glutamic oxalacetic transaminase was not affected in those states.

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CLINICAL STUDIES ON S-CARBALKOXYTHIAMINE : (III) CUTANEOUS ABSORPTION OF S-DICARBETHOXYTHIAMINE

Katsu TEKENOUCHI, Kazuo ASO, Ko UTSUMI, Tomoe KATO, Teruo SHIOMI

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 315-319
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.20632/vso.31.4_315

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Applied the ointment mixed with high concentration of dicarbethoxythiamine (DCET) to albino rat, rabbit and man cutaneously, the significant increase of thiamine level in blood and urine was observed, while thiamine hydrochloride could hardly be absorbed cutaneously. Ointment including 10% DCET was most stable and its cutaneous absorption was excellent. Hydrophilic ointment was more applicable than absorption ointment, and hydrophilic vaseline and ointment mixed with DCET-base was more efficient than with DCET-HCl. After application of 10-30% DCET-HCl ointment on the plucked skin of rats, the thiamine levels of skin, liver, kidney, and muscle were considerably high as compared with the controls. The histochemical investigation on the skin treated with DCET ointment showed the massive concentration of thiamine around the hair follicles.

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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 320-321
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 321-
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 321-322
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 322-323
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 323-324
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 324-
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 324-326
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 326-
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 326-327
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 327-329
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 329-330
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 330-331
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 331-332
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 332-
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 334-
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 334-335
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 335-336
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1965 Volume 31 Issue 4 Pages 340-341
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