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The methylation of phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) to form phosphatidylcholine (PC) was investigated using the isolated rat lung perfused with radiolabeled ethanolamine. Lungs from choline-deficient rats showed increased incorporation of radiolabel into PC at 2 h of perfusion. Increased PC synthesis from PE was also observed with lungs from rats fed a lipotrophic (choline plus methionine deficient) diet when methionine was added to the lung perfusate. These results indicate increased activity of the methylation pathway for lung PC synthesis during choline deficiency.
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