V. Laszlo et G. Csaba, PHOSPHOLIPID CONTENT OF UNTREATED AND INSULIN-TREATED CELLS OF NEUROSPORA-CRASSA (WALL-LESS STRAIN), Acta microbiologica Hungarica, 39(3-4), 1992, pp. 229-233
Phosphatidylcholin (51.2%) and phosphatidyl-ethanolamine (38.3%) are t
he most abundant phospholipids in the wall-less strain of Neurospora c
rassa. Insulin treatment exerted no change on the amount of phosphoino
sitides, although some previous results proved the existence of specif
ic insulin receptors and specific effect of insulin on glucose metabol
ism in these cells. Long (20 h) treatment with insulin also failed to
cause biologically significant changes.