Stoner and Hanson - Swelling in Corn Atitochondria

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  • C. D. Stoner
  • J. B. Hanson
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Sunhinary. A survey has been ii)ade of the p)rol)erties of cori wlitoc(hon(rlia in .swelling and contraction. The mitochoni(lria swell spontalneouisly in KCl but not in sucrose. Aged mitochondria will swell rapidly in sucrose if treate(l Nvith citrate or ED'FA. Swelling does not impair oxidative phosphorylation if bovine ser-niiii albumin is p)resellt. Contraction can be maintained or initiated with ATP XMg or anl oxi(lizable substrate, contraction being imore rapid with the subst,rate. Alagnesiuni is n1ot re(uire(l for substrate powered contraction. Contraction powered by ATP is accompanied by tlle release of phosphate. Oligonmycin inhibits both ATP-powered contractioni and the release of phosphate. However, it does not affect substrate-powere(l contraction. SuEbstrate powered contraction is inhibited by electron-tranlsport inhibitors. T'hle unlcoupler. carbonyl cyanide m-chlorophenyl hydrazone, accelerates swelling and(I inhibits both AT1P and substrate-powNiered contraction. However, the concentratioi's require(d are well in excess of those required to produce uncoupling and to accelerate adeniosine triphosphatase; the concenitrationis required inhibit respiration in a phosphorylatig,meditui. Phosphate is a very effective inhibitor of succinate-powered contraction. Neither oligomycini nor Mfg affects the lphosphate inhibition. Phosphate is less inhibitory \ith tlle ATP-powered contraction. 'rhe results are (liscussed in termiis of a hypothesis that conitractioni is associate( \\ ith a nonphosphorylate(l higlh energy intermediate of oxi(dati\e pllosph) or1rlatioll.

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تاریخ انتشار 2005