Rendón DA, López DF

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 27
Paginas: 130-135
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RESUMEN

En el presente trabajo se investigó la actividad enzimática de la ATPasa mitocondrial sensible a la oligomicina durante una lesión celular del miocardio inducida por el isoproterenol, usando homogenados de corazón de rata y una técnica potenciométrica. La actividad enzimática de la ATPasa mitocondrial sensible a la oligomicina, al igual que la acción inhibidora de la oligomicina sobre esta enzima, no muestra alteraciones significativas durante el tratamiento con isoproterenol. Estos resultados no concuerdan con la hipótesis sobre posibles modificaciones en la configuración activa de la ATPasa mitocondrial durante una lesión celular del miocardio inducida por el isoproterenol.

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