Insulin, chemistry, structure, and function of insulin and related hormones : : Proceedings of the Second International Insulin Symposium, Aachen, Germany, September 4–7, 1979 / / ed. by Dietrich Brandenburg, Axel Wollmer.

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• HerausgeberIn: Brandenburg, Dietrich,; Wollmer, Axel,
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Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• Preface
• CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• SECTION I. STRUCTURE OF INSULIN
• A Comparison Between the Insulin Molecules in 2-Zinc and 4-Zinc Insulin Crystals
• Crystal Structure, Aggregation and Biological Potency of Beef Insulin Cross-Linked at A1 and B29 by Diaminosuberic Acid
• Correlation of Structural Details of Insulin in the Crystal and in Solution
• SECTION II. PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS
• An Assessment of Protecting Group Strategies in Synthesis of Large Peptides
• Fully Active Semisynthetic Insulin by Selective Formation of the Disulfide Bridges as an Intermediate Result of the Total Synthesis by Fragment Condensation on Polymer Phase
• [A14-Phenylalanine-Insulin]: A Synthetic Analogue
• [B25-Tyrosine]B-Chain-S-Sulfonate of Porcine Insulin
• The Synthesis of [B25-4-Nitrophenylalanine]-Octapeptide B(23-30) of Porcine Insulin
• A Novel Route for the Preparation of Mono-Iodotyrosine and Mono-Iodotyrosine-Containing Peptides by Electrochemical Reduction of Di-Iodo Derivatives
• Alternative Approach for Human Proinsulin Synthesis
• An Alternative Synthesis of Glucagon by the Method of Solid Phase Condensation of Peptide Fragments
• SECTION III. SEMISYNTHESIS AND CHEMICAL MODIFICATION
• Progress Towards the Semisynthesis of Preproinsulin
• Specific Activation of the Arginine Carboxyl Group of the B-Chain of Bovine Des-Octapeptide-(B23-30)-Insulin
• Enzyme-Catalyzed Semisynthesis with Insulin Derivatives
• The Relative Reactivity of Insulin Amino Groups as an Indicator of Structural Accessibility and its Use for Synthetic Approaches for Structure-Function Studies
• A14-(N-Methylpyridinium) and A14-(2-Nitro-4-Trimethylammoniophenyl) Derivatives of Bovine Insulin
• Preparation of Covalent Insulin Dimers
• Reactions of Insulin Derivatives with ETAC Reagents
• SECTION IV. RADIOACTIVE LABELLING AND SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
• The Application of HPLC to the Analysis of Radio- Iodinated Tracers of Glucagon and Insulin
• Monoiodoinsulin Specifically Substituted in A14-Tyr or A19-Tyr
• Preparation of Homogeneous Insulin Tracers with Monoand Di-Iodo-Desaminotyrosines in Position B1
• Insulin and Proteins Labeled by Microwave Discharge Activation of Tritium
• Radioactive Labelling (14 C, 3 H) of Insulin and Insulin Derivatives by Reductive Methylation; Isolation of Homogeneous N, N-Di-Methylated Derivatives
• Quantitative Determination of Insulin by Gradient Elution HPLC
• Some Preliminary Findings in Isotachophoretic Analyses of Insulin
• Studies on the Denaturation of Dissolved Insulin
• SECTION V. RECEPTORS AND HORMONE-RECEPTOR INTERACTION
• 125 I-SpHPP-Avidin: A Tool for Hormone Receptor Studies
• Chromatographic Properties of the Adipocyte Transport System in Detergent Solution and its Resolution from the Insulin Receptor
• Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography as a Tool in Insulin Receptor Purification
• Localization of Insulin-Receptor Complexes on the Surface of Whole Cells by Autoradiography
• Insulin Receptors in the Heart Muscle: Evidence for the Negative Cooperativity Binding Model
• Insulin Receptors, Insulin Degradation, and Biological Activity
• Regulation of Insulin Receptors in Isolated Hepatocytes from Normal and Streptozotocin-Diabetic Rats in the Fed and 48 H Fasted State
• Insulin-Receptor Turnover and Down Regulation
• Receptor-Mediated Internalisation of Insulin, Glucagon and Growth Hormone in Intact Rat Liver. A Biochemical Study
• Kinetics of Insulin Binding to Its Receptors in vivo. Effects of Fasting
• Hystricomorph Insulins and Insulin Receptors
• SECTION VI. PHOTO-INDUCED HORMONE-RECEPTOR COUPLING
• Photoreactive Insulin Derivatives: Preparation and Characterization
• Photoreactive Insulin Derivatives: Chemical and Physical Properties
• The Preparation and Application of an A1-Substituted Photo-Reactive Insulin Analogue
• Photoaffinity Labeling of Insulin Receptor Proteins of Liver Plasma Membranes
• Characterisation of Insulin Binding Sites in Rat Liver Plasma Membranes Using Photoreactive Insulin Analogues
• Permanent Activation of Lipogenesis by Insulin Covalently Bound to Adipocyte Receptors
• SECTION VII. STRUCTURE, BINDING, ACTIVITY
• The Activation of Adenylate Cyclase by Chemically Modified Forms of Glucagon and its Relationship to Receptor Binding
• Structure-Activity Relationships of Insulin-Induced Negative Cooperativity Among Receptor Sites
• Properties of a Mutant Insulin Species Causing Human Diabetes
• A1-Modified Insulins: Receptor Binding and Biological Activity
• Biological Activity of Insulin Analogues Substituted at the Amino Group of B1-Phenylalanine
• Functional Role of the N-Terminal Region of the B-Chain of Insulin
• Biological Properties of Covalent Insulin Dimers
• Biological Activity and Receptor Binding of Six Different Covalent Dimers of Insulin
• In vitro and in vivo Effects of Poly-N-Vinylpyrrolidone- Insulin
• Study of Insulin Action by Use of Insulin-Dextran Complex: Uptake of Insulin into Subcellular Fractions and Stimulation of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase in Mouse Adipocytes
• Studies on the Mechanism of Insulin Action VI: The Interaction of Insulin Fragments with Insulin Receptor
• Stimulation of Intracellular H2 02 Production in Rat Epididymal Adipocytes by Insulin, Insulin Fragments, and Other Hormones and Growth Factors with Insulin-Like Activities
• Early Events in Insulin Binding and Insulin Action in Fat Cells and Hepatocytes
• Role of the Biodegradation Process in the Action of Insulin. A Proposal for a Model Consisting of Sulfhydryl- Disulfide Interchange Reaction and Proteolysis
• Insulin Receptors, Receptor Antibodies and the Mechanism of Insulin Action
• SECTION VIII. DEGRADATION
• Studies on Uptake of [3 H]-Insulin by Erythrocytes
• An Insulin-Degrading Enzyme from Human Erythrocytes: Isolation and Characterization
• Comparison of 125 I-Insulin and [B1- 3 H-Phenylalanine]- Insulin Degradation by Insulin Protease
• The Chemical Characterization of the Products of the Processing of Subcutaneously Injected Insulin
• Some Inhibitors of Insulin Degradation
• Excretion of Endogenous and Exogenous Insulin by Kidney in Diabetic Ketoacidosis
• Incubation of Insulin in Hyperglycemic Blood Generates Insulin Dimers
• SECTION IX. IMMUNOLOGY
• Genetic Regulation of the Immune Response of Mice to Insulins of Different Species
• Genetic Control of the Immune Response to Insulin
• Analysis of the Immunogenicity of Three Insulin- Preparations
• Studies on the Immunological Properties of Natural and Modified Insulins
• Genetic Control of the Immune Response to Insulin: A Clinical Study of Adverse Immunologic Reactions to Insulin
• The Induction of Hyperglycemia with Insulin Antibodies to B-Chain Determinants
• The Pattern of B-Lymphocyte Specificities for Modified and Unmodified Insulins in the Mouse
• Specificity of Rabbit Anti-Insulin Antibody
• Radioimmunoassay of Chemically-Modified Insulins - Use and Misuse
• Purity of Chromatographycally Purified Insulins Measured by Skin-Reactivity and Insulin-Specific IGE
• SECTION X. BIOSYNTHESIS, STORAGE, EVOLUTION
• Human Preproinsulin: Primary Structure of the Messenger RNA
• Quantification of Proinsulin Biosynthesis by Determination of Specific Radioactivity of [3 H]-Leucine in Pancreatic Islets
• Immunoreactive Rat C-Peptides I and II in Glucose Perfusate of Isolated Pancreas
• Biosynthesis of Somatostatin in Pancreatic Islets of Wistar Rats
• Crystallography of Intracellular Insulin and Glucagon as Revealed by Investigations of Tissues and Models
• Pancreatic Hormone Storage Granules: The Role of Metal Ions and Polypeptide Oligomers
• On the Molecular Biology of Hagfish Insulin
• SECTION XI. INSULIN-RELATED HORMONES
• Possible Relationships in the Processing, Storage and Secretion of Some Insulin-Related Peptides
• Insulin-Like Growth Factors
• Relaxin and Relaxin-Like Peptides in Ovaries of Pregnant Sows and Sharks
• Structural Studies on Porcine Relaxins and their Biosynthetic Precursors
• PRESENTATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS VOLUME
• LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
• ABBREVIATIONS
• SUBJECT INDEX
• AUTHOR INDEX