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. 2013 Mar 25;14(4):6529–6541. doi: 10.3390/ijms14046529

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Effect of trifluoperazine on sphingomielin metabolism in nuclear lipid microdomain during liver regeneration. (a) SMase and SM-synthase content. (see legend Figure 3); (b) SMase and SM-synthase activity; the enzyme activity is expressed as cpm/mg protein/min; (c) SMase and SM-synthase activity referred to the value of band density (see legend Figure 3). The data represent the average ± S. of four experiments performed in duplicate. (* p < 0.001 versus 0 h); (d) Incorporation of ³²P in sphingomyelin and phosphatidylcholine present in nuclear lipid microdomain. The data represent the average ± SD of four experiments performed in duplicate (* p < 0.001 versus 0 h).

Effect of trifluoperazine on sphingomielin metabolism in nuclear lipid microdomain during liver regeneration. (a) SMase and SM-synthase content. (see legend Figure 3); (b) SMase and SM-synthase activity; the enzyme activity is expressed as cpm/mg protein/min; (c) SMase and SM-synthase activity referred to the value of band density (see legend Figure 3). The data represent the average ± S. of four experiments performed in duplicate. (* p < 0.001 versus 0 h); (d) Incorporation of ³²P in sphingomyelin and phosphatidylcholine present in nuclear lipid microdomain. The data represent the average ± SD of four experiments performed in duplicate (* p < 0.001 versus 0 h).