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Figure 1.

Interconversion of thiamine derivatives in a model human cell.

1, cytosolic thiamine diphosphokinase (TPK); 2, cytosolic thiamine diphosphatase (also hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates); 3, thiamine monophosphatase (hypothetical); 4, mitochondrial membrane-associated ThTP synthase; 5, cytosolic adenylate kinase; 6, cytosolic 25-kDa ThTPase; 7, cytosolic ThDP adenylyl transferase; 8, AThTP hydrolase (hypothetical). The mechanisms of AThDP synthesis and degradation are unknown. Δp, transmembrane H+ gradient. Updated from [21].

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Table 1.

Distribution of thiamine derivatives in human whole blood, plasma and CSF.

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Table 2.

Distribution of thiamine derivatives in human biopsies.

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Table 3.

Distribution of thiamine derivatives in normal and ischemic human liver.

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Table 4.

Distribution of thiamine derivatives in human embryonic tissues and adult gynecological specimen.

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Soluble 25-kDa ThTPase activities in human tissues.

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Table 6.

Thiamine compounds in human semen.

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Table 7.

Thiamine derivatives in brain samples.

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Table 8.

ThTP and AThTP in cultured cell lines.

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Figure 2.

25-kDa ThTPase activities in the brain and cultured cell lines from humans and mice.

(A) ThTPase specific activities measured at pH 8.5, at 37°C and at a Mg2+ concentration of 10 mM (means ± SD, n = 3) in mouse and human brain and cell lines. (B) pH profile of ThTPase activity from various sources (means ± SD, n = 2). The buffers (50 mM final concentration) used were: Pipes (pH 6.5), Mops (pH 7.1), Hepes (pH 7.5), Taps (pH 8.0), Bis-Tris-Propane (pH 8.5) and Ches (pH 9.1 and 9.5).

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Figure 3.

Amplification of 25-kDa ThTPase mRNA in different cell lines by RT-PCR.

(SL, standard ladder; S, SN-K-BE; C, C2C12; L, LN-18).

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Figure 4.

Western blots of human tissues and cultured cell lines using a commercial mouse polyclonal antibody.

The antibody was raised against human recombinant 25-kDa hThTPase. The samples were homogenized and centrifuged (20 000× g, 30 min). In the case of the biological samples, 40 µg of cytosolic protein were loaded on the gel; for hThTPase, the amount was 0.5 µg. The arrow indicates the location of 25-kDa hThTPase. (Ex, ectocervix; En, endometrium; hT, human recombinant ThTPase; L, human LN-18 glioblastoma cells; S, human SK-N-BE neuroblastoma cells; U, uterus; Tr, trophoblast).

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