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A system to select for mutant LLC-PK1 cells affected in cAMP mediated hormonal response using a photoactivatable analogue of vasopressin.

Journal of receptor research - 1 Jan 1990

Luzius H, Jans D A, Fahrenholz F

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The photoreactive analogue of vasopressin, [1-(3-mercapto)propionic acid, 8-(N6-4-azidophenyl-amidino)lysine] vasopressin (apa-LVP) could be used to elicit stimulation of cAMP production in LLC-PK renal epithelial cells, detectable up to 24 h after photoactivation by flash photolysis. This is in contrast to cells treated with vasopressin, or apa-LVP without photoactivation, where cAMP synthesis is down regulated...

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PMID: 2175811
DOI: 10.3109/10799899009064658

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