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G POPJAK

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Articles 157
Citations 1032
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Biochemistry
Biophysics
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T H FRENCH
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M L BEECKMANS
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Recent Articles
1.
Maternal and foetal tissue- and plasma-lipids in normal and cholesterol-fed rabbits
POPJAK G
J Physiol . 2010 Mar; 105(6):236-54. PMID: 20283160
No abstract available.
2.
Osmotic pressures of experimental and human lipaemic sera; evaluation of albumin-globulin ratios with the aid of electro phoresis
POPJAK G, McCarthy E
Biochem J . 2010 Mar; 40(5-6):789-803. PMID: 20277258
No abstract available.
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The effect of feeding cholesterol without fat on the plasma-lipids of the rabbit; the role of cholesterol in fat metabolism
POPJAK G
Biochem J . 2010 Mar; 40(4):608-21. PMID: 20273650
No abstract available.
4.
Synthesis of phospholipids in the foetus
POPJAK G
Nature . 2010 Mar; 160(4076):841. PMID: 20273019
No abstract available.
5.
Osmotic pressure of foetal sheep haemoglobin
McCarthy E, POPJAK G
Nature . 2010 Mar; 159(4032):198. PMID: 20256133
No abstract available.
6.
Polyisoprenoid synthesis and metabolism
Edwards P, Ashby M, Spear D, Marrero P, Joly A, POPJAK G
Biochem Soc Trans . 1992 May; 20(2):475-9. PMID: 1397643
No abstract available.
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In vitro identification of a soluble protein:geranylgeranyl transferase from rat tissues
Joly A, POPJAK G, Edwards P
J Biol Chem . 1991 Jul; 266(21):13495-8. PMID: 1906876
The gamma subunit of mammalian trimeric G proteins has been shown previously to be modified in vivo on a cysteine residue situated at the carboxyl-terminal sequence-Cys-Ala-Ile-Leu-COOH by a 20-carbon prenyl...
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Inhibition of cholesterol synthesis and cell growth by 24(R,S),25-iminolanosterol and triparanol in cultured rat hepatoma cells
POPJAK G, Meenan A, Parish E, Nes W
J Biol Chem . 1989 Apr; 264(11):6230-8. PMID: 2703486
24(R,S),25-Iminolanosterol (IL) and triparanol added to cultures of rat hepatoma cells, H4-II-C3 (H4), interrupt the conversion of lanosterol to cholesterol and, depending on their concentrations, cause the accumulation in the...
9.
Concerning the role of 24,25-dihydrolanosterol and lanostanol in sterol biosynthesis by cultured cells
Nes W, Norton R, Parish E, Meenan A, POPJAK G
Steroids . 1989 Mar; 53(3-5):461-75. PMID: 2799854
Rat hepatoma cells (H4-II-E-C3) efficiently converted a dietary supplement of [2-3H]24,25-dihydrolanosterol (1) to [3H]cholesterol while [2-3H]lanostanol (4,4,14 alpha-trimethylcholestanol (2) was recovered from the cells without apparent transformation, although it was...
10.
Effects of 2,3-iminosqualene on cultured cells
POPJAK G, Meenan A, Nes W
Proc R Soc Lond B Biol Sci . 1987 Dec; 232(1268):273-87. PMID: 2894034
2,3-Iminosqualene (ISq) is a powerful inhibitor of squalene oxide:lanosterol cyclase (EC 5.4.99.7). When added to lipid-depleted culture media (LDM) of rat hepatoma (H-4-II-E-C3) or Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells at...