Vitamin E inhibits protein kinase c activity
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2020, Agri GeneCitation Excerpt :For instance, we can mention the protein translational regulation in the ribosome (Dever, 2002) or enzymatic activity of lipogenesis and desaturase (Chung et al., 2007). Turning back to the cell-signaling function of vitamin E, the first non-antioxidant effect of this vitamin was reported by Mahoney and Azzi (1988), who demonstrated that it can inhibit protein kinase C activity. Rimbach et al. (2002) and Barella et al. (2004) also demonstrated that vitamin E had effects on gene expression in the liver of rats and the liver carcinoma cells.
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