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THE EFFECT OF DENERVATION ON INCORPORATION OF 32P AND [3H]GLYCEROL BY THE MUSCLE MEMBRANE

Abstract— The incorporation in vivo of 32P1 was significantly increased in all glycerophosphatide of preparations of denervated muscle membrane in frogs. There was no increase in incorporation of 32P1 into sphingomyelin. Disuse induced by tenotomy did not significantly increase incorporation of 32P1 into phospholipids of the muscle membrane. The phospholipid content of muscle membranes remained unchanged as a result of denervation or tenotomy. Denervation produced an increase in the incorporation of [2‐3H]glycerol into all glycerophosphatides in parallel with the increase in 32P1 incorporation. Although the stimulated incorporation of 32P1 was increased in the regions of the muscle membrane rich in endplates, the most marked effect was in the endplate‐poor region where activity in phosphatidylserine was most markedly increased.