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Modulation of functional activities in cultured rat hepatocytesditions, they rapidly lose their highly differentiated functions, e.g. adult isozymic forms, enzyme response to specific hormones and cytochrome P-450-dependent monoox-ygenase activities. Incompletely differentiated cells such as perinatal and regenerating hepatocytes, can transiently exhibit a more

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The hormonal induction of gamma glutamyltransferase in rat liver and in a hepatoma cell lined by a number of hormones and pharmacological agents in certain animal tissues. In rat liver, adrenalectomy causes a 2-fold decrease in GGT activity and hydrocortisone treatment of adrenalectomized animals specifically stimulates this enzyme activity. In a highly differentiated hepatoma cell line, F

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Plasma protein induction by isolated hepatocyteses and describes their use in studying the regulation of plasma protein synthesis. Hormones selectively stimulate the synthesis of certain proteins. Cortisol stimulates the synthesis of fibrinogen and other acute-phase proteins; whereas, insulin stimulates albumin synthesis. In the latter case insul

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Regulation of the synthesis of tyrosine aminotransferase: the relationship to mRNATATe of the animal, the hormonal and nutritional environment of the animal (or tissue culture cell), other extrinsic and intrinsic regulatory cycles and factors (including cytoplasmic substances), and chromatin structure. Although TAT is subject to a number of post- translational modifications, alterat

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