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ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY FOR METHIONINE‐ENKEPHALIN SULFOXIDE

Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology, 1990
SUMMARY1. An immunoassay technique employing an enzyme‐labelled ligand was developed for the sulfoxide derivative of the opioid peptide methionine‐enkephalin (MOE).2. The sensitivity of the enzyme immunoassay (EIA) was approximately twofold higher than that achieved in the radio‐immunoassay (RIA) using tritiated ligand.
G K, Tiong, J E, Olley
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Methionine‐enkephalin peptides in human teeth

International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research, 1988
The presence of the free opioid pentapeptide methionine enkephalin (ME) and of ME‐containing peptide(s) was established firmly in decalcified, depulped human teeth by using a combination of methods including RP‐HPLC, radioimmunoassay, radioreceptorassay, trypsin, carboxypeptidase B, fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry, and MS/MS methodology ...
F S, Tanzer, E, Tolun, G H, Fridland, C, Dass, J, Killmar, P W, Tinsley, D M, Desiderio   +6 more
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Synaptic mechanism of methionine-enkephalin uptake

Life Sciences, 1982
The actions of classical neurotransmitters at the synapse are rapidly terminated either by re-uptake or by enzymatic degradation. Enkephalins, like other neurotransmitters, have been demonstrated to be degraded by active proteinases present in the brain. However, it has been generally assumed that an uptake process is not operant for met-enkephalin. To
B P, Roy, I, Jamal, J, Go
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METHIONINE ENKEPHALIN AND ISOSTERIC ANALOGUES

International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research, 1980
Biological activities are reported for two different types of analogues of methionine enkephalin. Cyclic analogues, bridged between the amino‐ and carboxy‐ terminals of the parent peptide, are inactive. In contrast, significant levels of activity are displayed by linear isosterically modified analogues in which the Tyr1 ‐Gly2 peptide bond is replaced ...
DEREK HUDSON, ROBERT SHARPE, MICHAEL SZELKE   +2 more
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Dopamine and methionine-enkephalin in human brain

Neuroscience Letters, 1982
Abstract The contents of dopamine (determined radioenzymatically) and methionine-enkephalin (assayed by a radioimmunoassay) were measured in several areas of the human brain. The peptide was principally localized in dopamine-rich structures. In patients with Parkinson's disease, in contrast to the general dopamine deficiency, the reduction in ...
A, Ploska, H, Taquet, F, Javoy-Agid, P, Gaspar, F, Cesselin, B, Berger, M, Hamon, J C, Legrand, Y, Agid   +8 more
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Cross tolerance between morphine and methionine-enkephalin

Nature, 1976
TOLERANCE and dependence are characteristic symptoms in man during prolonged use of opiates. We have pointed out1 that for an understanding of these phenomena the interaction between endogenous enkephalin and exogenous opiates is of importance. Normally, enkephalin can be assumed to control inhibitory mechanisms determining the rate of neurotransmitter
A A, Waterfield, J, Hughes, H W, Kosterlitz   +2 more
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Methionine Enkephalin: Clinical Pharmacology

1986
Earlier studies indicated that methionine enkephalin infusions (1,000 micrograms) in normal volunteers induced facial flushing, general vasodilation and noisy stomach (borborgymi). Blood pressure and pulse rate were normal in all experiments. Plasma levels of pancreatic polypeptide, somatostatin, T3 and T4, TSH, FSH, PRL, ACTH, and GH were unchanged ...
N. P. Plotnikoff, S. Solomon, J. L. Valentine, M. Fesen, R. E. Faith, L. Edwards, R. Richter, A. J. Murgo, G. C. Miller   +8 more
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Proton Magnetic Resonance Studies of Methionine Enkephalin

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1996
In the literature there exist two conflicting pieces of data concerning the thermodynamics of the Cu(2+)-methionine enkephalin complex. One study utilized 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to study the solution phase Cu(2+)-enkephalin binding and reported a strong interaction over a wide pH range. Another study utilized potentiometry to measure a log
T J, Manning, P, Tonui, A, Miller, S, Toporek, D, Powell   +4 more
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Amino-terminal extension analogs of methionine-enkephalin

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1978
Abstract Five NH 2 -terminal extension analogs of methionine-enkephalin have been synthesized by solid phase methodology and their morphinomimetic activity determined in the guinea pig ileum-myenteric plexus preparation. Relative to methionine-enkephalin which corresponds to β-LPH-(61–65) and arbitrarily assigned a potency value of 100, β-LPH-(60–65),
N, Ling, S, Minick, R, Guillemin
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Methionine-enkephalin and morphine: Amount ejected microiontophoretically

Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 1981
The microiontophoretic transport numbers of Met-enkephalin and morphine were determined by ejecting the tritiated compounds from both 5-barrel and 7-barrel micro-pipettes into a small volume of 0.9% NaCl, using a series of ejection currents and various timed durations.
D A, Hosford, H J, Haigler, R S, Turner
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