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14C-leucine-incorporation by ascites cells is diminished by Vinblastine. RNA-, DNA-and especially proteinbiosynthesis of leukemic lymphocytes are inhibited by Vinblastine and Vincristine. Further, a similar mode of inhibition of proteinbiosynthesis as well as the inactivation of DNA dependent RNA-Polymerase was displayed by cell free systems. The intracellular content of nucleosides was reduced in intact cells.—Similar results have been obtained by employing Colchicine as a reference substance.
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Vinblastin senkt den 14C-Leucin-Einbau in Asciteszellen. Vinblastin und Vincristin hemmen die DNS-, RNS-und besonders die Proteinbiosynthese in leukämischen Rinderlymphocyten und führen auch in zellfreien Systemen zu einer Hemmung der Proteinbiosynthese. Im Bereich des Nucleinsäurestoffwechsels inaktivieren sie vornehmlich die DNS-abhängige RNS-Polymerase, in Ganzzellen setzen sie den intracellulären Nucleosidgehalt herab.—Das zum Vergleich eingesetzte Colchicin besitzt ähnliche Angriffspunkte.
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Warnecke, P., Seeber, S. Angriffspunkte von Vinca-Alkaloiden im Protein- und Nucleinsäurestoffwechsel. Z Krebs-forsch 71, 361–367 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00524415
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