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Endocrinology, Vol 113, 297-305, Copyright © 1983 by Endocrine Society


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Synthesis and secretion of insulin-like growth factor and its binding protein by the perfused rat liver: dependence on growth hormone status

JC Schwander, C Hauri, J Zapf and ER Froesch

Isolated livers of normal and hypophysectomized (hypox) rats with or without GH replacement therapy were perfused in an erythrocyte-free recirculating perfusion system for 4 h in the presence of [35S]cysteine. Albumin secretion and synthesis increased in a parallel and linear fashion over 4 h. The albumin secretion rates were 0.53 and 0.21 mg/g liver h-1 in normal and hypox animals, respectively. Insulin- like growth factor (IGF) secretion, measured as insulin equivalents in the fat cell assay as well as in a competitive protein binding assay, and IGF synthesis, as determined from [35S]cysteine incorporation into immunoprecipitable IGF, likewise increased linearly and in parallel throughout the perfusion time. The IGF secretion rate was 50 microU/g liver h-1. The secreted IGF had a molecular weight of approximately 7700 daltons. Secretion and synthesis of IGF were reduced to 11% in hypox rats and were largely restored by human GH replacement therapy (to 86% of normal). A single specific binding protein with an approximate molecular weight of 35,000 was detected in the perfusate. The binding protein was measured by covalent cross-linkage to [125I]IGF I by dimethylsuberimidate. The secretion of this binding protein was 62% of normal in hypox animals and 79% in GH-treated hypox rats. The data suggest that IGF is continuously synthesized and released by the liver. Assuming a half-life for IGF of 3 h in the normal rat, a plasma volume of 8 ml, and a liver weight of 8.5 g, the rate of IGF production by the perfused normal rat liver (50 microU/g liver h-1) would be sufficient to maintain serum IGF at the concentration determined in normal rat serum (approximately 130 microU/ml). This suggests that the liver is the major site of IGF production in the rat.


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