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. 2007 May 14;404(Pt 2):207–215. doi: 10.1042/BJ20061431

Table 1. Summary on SULT forms detected in cytosolic fractions from liver and various sections of the gastrointestinal tract.

SULT levels were determined semi-quantitatively using cDNA-expressed proteins as standards. This method may involve inaccuracies in the absolute value (we estimate by a factor of up to three), but should be more accurate for comparison of the same protein in different samples (within rows). Values are means of n samples. An extended version of this Table is presented in Supplementary Table 3 (at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/404/bj4040207add.htm). −, below the limit of detection.

ng SULT/mg of cytosolic protein
Rectum (n=11) Colon (n=28) Cecum (n=1) Jejunum (n=1) Ileum (n=4) Stomach (n=1) Liver (n=1)
SULT form
1A1 210 180 150 75 1200 75 800
1A2 * 75 * 75
1A3 310 320 300 300 1500 150
1B1 130 120 100 50 420 50 25
1C1 * * 25
1E1 6 12 50 100
2A1 25 200 150 1000

*Some samples showed faint signals close to the limit of detection.

†Levels of SULT1E1 and 2A1 protein were paralleled by results from enzyme activity assays using characteristic substrates for these forms, oestradiol (20 nM) and DHEA (3 μM) respectively (see Supplementary Table 4 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/404/bj4040207add.htm).