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THE FORMATION OF CDP‐DIGLYCERIDE BY ISOLATED NEURONAL NUCLEI

—A population of neuronal nuclei isolated from the rabbit cerebral cortex actively incorporates cytidine‐5′‐triphosphate into an acid‐insoluble product, the incorporation is stimulated by magnesium or manganese ions and appears to utilize CTP directly as substrate. Other nucleoside triphosphates stimulate CTP incorporation at low substrate concentrations, apparently by preventing CTP breakdown, while higher concentrations of nucleoside triphosphates strongly inhibit CTP incorporation at either low or saturating substrate concentrations. CTP incorporation appears to be unrelated to RNA synthesis in that it exhibits a different pH and divalent cation optimum, is unaffected by inhibitors of RNA synthesis, and is strongly inhibited by low concentrations of detergent but not by preincubation of nuclei at 37°C. The product of CTP incorporation is almost entirely soluble in acidified lipid solvents and is not sensitive to digestion by RNAase under conditions where the enzyme can digest newly synthesized RNA. CTP incorporation is markedly stimulated by phosphatidic acid, the stimulated incorporation showing the same characteristics as the unstimulated incorporation, and is inhibited by inositol. Alkaline hydrolysis of the product releases the great majority of radioactivity as 5′‐CMP as judged by chromatography and by 5′‐nucleotidase action. The product of CTP incorporation migrates with synthetic CDP‐diglyceride in five solvent systems. It is concluded that under optimal conditions for CTP incorporation, less than 5% of the incorporated CTP can be included in a polynucleotide chain, this small proportion of the total incorporation could either represent residual RNA synthesis or the formation of poly (C) with an average chain length of less than 3 residues. Under optimal conditions the great majority of CTP incorporation by neuronal nuclei in the presence of either magnesium or manganese ions represents the formation of the unique liponucleotide CDP‐diglyceride.