PubMed · 1951 · 36 citations · 5 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryOncologyCellular BiochemistryCellular MetabolismMetabolismCancer MetabolismCellular Energy MetabolismEnergy MetabolismGlycine MetabolismPh DependenceTracer StudiesTumor MetabolismTumor Uptake Mechanisms
The incorporation of glycine-2-C14 into the protein of the Gardner lymphosarcoma cells has been studied. The process is not markedly affected by changes in the Ca++, Mg++, or K+ ion concentrations of the medium or by changes in the hydrogen ion concentration between pH 7 and 8. Below pH 6.5, the uptake is inhibited. Glycine uptake is stimulated by glucose and by bicarbonate and, in the presence of these, is linear for 2 hours. Metabolic inhibitors or conditions whereby the cells are disrupted almost completely abolished uptake.
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Paul C. Zamecnik, Ivan D. Frantz, Robert B. Loftfield et al. · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1948 · 122 citations · Full text
The uptake of labeled glycine by normal and cancerous tissues in the rat
A. Clark Griffin, Sanford Bloom, Lew Cunningham et al. · Cancer · 1950 · 20 citations