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Title: On the mechanism of fasting-associated elevations in hypothalamic cyclo(His-Pro) content. Author: Prasad C, Iriuchijima T, Edwards RM, Wilber JF, Mori M, Rogers DJ. Journal: Neurochem Res; 1986 Mar; 11(3):339-47. PubMed ID: 3084982. Abstract: Potential mechanism(s) underlying the fasting-associated rise in hypothalamic cyclo(His-Pro) content was explored by examining the effects of 24-hour fasting on: (i) cyclo(His-Pro) synthesis from TRH, (ii) cyclo(His-Pro) metabolism, and (iii) cyclo (His-Pro) secretion by hypothalamic tissue in vitro. The data presented here show that none of these three variables were altered due to fasting. Two additional potential changes that could cause cyclo(His-Pro) elevations during fasting are suggested. These include an in vivo decrease in hypothalamic cyclo(His-Pro) secretion that may not be apparent in vitro, and/or an increase in the synthesis of cyclo(His-Pro) from a precursor(s) other than TRH.[Abstract] [Full Text] [Related] [New Search]