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It seems possible, however, that recent discoveries in the field of plant quinones will lead to greater interest in the role of tocopherols in plants, especially the higher plants. ALTHOUGH It is just over forty years ago that Evans and Bishop (1> reported that female rats failed to reproduce on certain purified diets and recognized that a factor was missing, which they eventually termed vitamin E. Over a decade later, this factor was identified with a highly-reducing lipid-like phenolic substance, which was called α-tocopherol.
The oxygen of the introduced hydroxyl group does not come from water but from free molecular oxygen which is obligatory for the reaction. The enzyme requires a soluble cofactor, known to be a light-sensitive unconjugated pteridine at the dihydro level of reduction. <7> As hydroxylation proceeds, the cofactor is oxidized and must be regenerated by reduction with reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotides, NADH2 or NADPH2, a separate liver enzyme, pteridine reductase, being required for this regeneration.
P Acid insol. P Inorg. P Acid sol. organic P Acid sol. organic P Acid insol. P Acid sol. P Acid insol. P Catechol 2-56 2-00 0-56 1-50 0-50 4-32 3-88 0-44 2-86 102 401 3-50 0-51 2-78 0-72 4-66 4-05 0-61 2-94 1-11 4-69 4-08 0-61 3-49 0-59 5-76 5-67 009 4-08 1-59 0-89 2-37 1-41 1-82 0-97 17-2 3-57 8-81 6-88 6-65 6-70 63 0 TABLE 3. ) Total P Acid sol. P Acid insol. P Inorg. P Acid sol. P (organic) No further addition "Dieca" 8-Hydroxy quinoline 2,4-Dinitrophenol 3-56 3 02 0-54 2-12 0-90 3-95 3-56 0-39 210 1-46 4-39 3-81 0-58 2-58 1-23 3-30 3-03 0-27 2-20 0-83 5-58 9-12 6-55 1-66 3*74 2-13 Acid sol.