MODULATION BY CASEIN AND SOYBEAN PROTEIN AMINO-ACID MIXTURES OF INSULIN-DEPENDENT AND GLUCAGON-DEPENDENT LINOLEIC-ACID DESATURATION IN PRIMARY-CULTURED RAT HEPATOCYTES
K. Koba et al., MODULATION BY CASEIN AND SOYBEAN PROTEIN AMINO-ACID MIXTURES OF INSULIN-DEPENDENT AND GLUCAGON-DEPENDENT LINOLEIC-ACID DESATURATION IN PRIMARY-CULTURED RAT HEPATOCYTES, Bioscience, biotechnology, and biochemistry, 58(6), 1994, pp. 1073-1076
The effects of amino acid mixtures simulating to casein and soybean pr
otein on insulin- and glucagon-dependent linoleic acid desaturation we
re studied in rat hepatocytes of up to 72 h of culture. The desaturati
on increased with the insulin molarity in the medium, but decreased wi
th the glucagon molarity. The soybean protein type of amino acid mixtu
re, compared to the casein type of amino acid mixture, potentiated the
insulin-dependent desaturation. Thus, dietary proteins could moidify
in vivo insulin-dependent intracellular metabolism through postprandia
l amino acids in blood plasma.