Analysis of estrogen receptor activation by its [3H]estradiol dissociation kinetics.
Analysis of estrogen receptor activation by its [3H]estradiol dissociation kinetics.
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通过[3H]雌二醇解离动力学分析雌激素受体激活。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00568a034
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发表时间:
1979
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
A. Notides
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作者:
B. Weichman;A. Notides
Barry M. Weichman and Angelo C. Notides* abstract: The dissociation of [3EI (estradiol from the estrogen receptor of the calf uterus follows a two-component exponential process. The fast component is ascribed to [3H] estradiol dissociating from the nonactivated receptor, and its rate constant is the magnitude of the fast component is proportional to the fraction of the receptor in the nonactivated state. The slow exponential component, k. 2, represents the [3H] estradiol dissociating from the activated receptor. In buffer containing 0.4 Mk. C1 the magnitude of the fast component was inversely proportional to the initial receptor concentration; at a [3H] estradiol receptor concentration of 3.6, 1.7, and 0.8 nM, the amplitude of the fast component at 28 C was 0.10, 0.13, and 0.23, respectively, The dissociation rate constants were similar in the absence (k..¡= 0.18 min'; k_2= 7.0 X 10 “3 tnin" 1) or presence of 0.4 Mkc1 (C.,= 0.14 min-1; k-2= 8.3 X 10" 3 min-1). The transformation of the receptor from the low to the higher affinity (activated) state is directly dependent upon the concentration of the nonac-tivated receptor present; the greater the concentration, the smaller the magnitude of the fast component. The dissociation of [3H] estradiol fromthe receptor following ammonium sulfate precipitation is monophasic, with a rate constant (7.7 X 10 3 min') identical with k 2 of the biphasic curve; sucrose gradient analysis showed the presence of the activated 5S receptor. In the presence of 0.1-0.4 M sodium thiocyanate,[3H] estradiol dissociation occurred as a single exponential process, with an increase in the rate constant as the NaSCN concentration increased. Increasing the pH from 6.8 to 8.0 resulted in a decrease in the magnitude of the fast component from 0.44