Two functionally distinct forms of guanosine cyclic 3',5'-phosphate stimulated cation channels in a bovine rod photoreceptor disk preparation.
Two functionally distinct forms of guanosine cyclic 3',5'-phosphate stimulated cation channels in a bovine rod photoreceptor disk preparation.
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两种功能不同形式的环状鸟苷 3,5-磷酸刺激牛视杆感光盘制剂中的阳离子通道。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00412a029
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发表时间:
1988
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Goldin,SM
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作者:
Pearce,LB;Calhoon,RD;Burns,PR;Vincent,A;Goldin,SM
Department of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 02115 Received September 4, 1987; Revised Manuscript Received February 18, 1988 abstract: Cyclic nucleotide stimulated efflux of 22Na+ and 45Ca2+ from a purified bovine rod outer segment disk preparation was measured on the 25-100-ms time scale by a novel rapid superfusion method. Activation of cation efflux by 8-bromoguanosine cyclic S'^'-phosphate (8-Br-cGMP) was maximal within 25 ms. Over a wide range of concentrations of 8-Br-cGMP, the kinetics of termination of efflux precisely conformed to the sum of two exponential decay processes: a rapid phase (decay constant of 200 ms) and a slower phase (decay constant of 1.6 s). The kinetics of the biphasic decay of efflux cannot be explained by depletion of a pool of releaseable 22Na but appear to reflect an intrinsic process for inactivation of the channels. 8-Br-cGMP-stimulated release of actively accumulated 45Ca exhibited identical biphasic decay kinetics. The maximum rate of Ca release [5 nmol-(mg of disk protein)-1-min_1] may be sufficient to produce a 1 pM change in local cytoplasmic [Ca] within 20 ms. The Ca: Na selectivity ratio is—0.5: 1 for both decay phases. 8-Br-cGMP demonstrated a lower potency (EC50 of 8.4/uM vs 2.8 jiM) but a higher degree of cooperativity in its activation of the rapid vs the slower decay phase of 22Na efflux. The slower phase of decay was selectively inhibited by 25/iM/-cw-diltiazem, a relatively weak inhibitor of the rapid decay phase. Sodium ion (5-10 mM) selectively inhibited the rapid decay phase of 8-Br-cGMP-stimulated 45Ca release. These two kinetically and pharmacologically distinct phases of decay are hypothesized to represent two functionally distinct forms of cGMP-stimulated cation channels.^^ otolysis of rhodopsin in the disk membrane of vertebrate rod photoreceptor outer segments (ROS) 1 initiates a sequence of events leading to the hyperpolarization of the ROS plasma membrane [reviewed by Stryer (1986)]. The recent discovery and characterization of cGMP-activatedion channels in the ROS plasma membrane (Fesenko, 1985; Yau & Nakatani, 1985) strongly favor the hypothesis that the reduction of free cytoplasmic cGMP levels producesthis rapid hyperpolarization via a light-induced activation of a cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase.Photoreceptor disks are also hypothesized to contain cGMP-sensitive channels. This is based on observations of cGMP-stimulated Ca2+ uptake in frozen and sonicated ROS membrane vesicles (Caretta & Cavagionni, 1983), cGMP-induced release of Ca2+ from osmotically lysed or permea-bilized ROS (Koch & Kaupp, 1985), and cGMP-stimulated release of Ca2+ from a purified photoreceptor disk preparation (Puckett & Goldin, 1986). In the latter study, Ca2+ was released from a Ca2+ pool actively accumulated by a separate ATP-dependent Ca2+ uptake activity (Puckett et al., 1985). Cytoplasmic free [Ca2+] inROS is submicromolar (McNaughton et al., 1986; Miller & Korenbrot, 1986), and disks contain high levels of Ca2+, in excess of 2 mM (Kaupp & Schnetkamp, 1982; Schroder & Fain, 1984). On the basis of this and the above, it would be expected that the light-in-