Interaction of SNARE Complexes with P/Q-type Calcium Channels in Rat Cerebellar Synaptosomes (*)
Interaction of SNARE Complexes with P/Q-type Calcium Channels in Rat Cerebellar Synaptosomes (*)
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SNARE 复合物与大鼠小脑突触体中 P/Q 型钙通道的相互作用 (*)
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发表时间:
1996
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
M. Seagar
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作者:
N. Martin‐Moutôt;N. Charvin;C. Lévêque;Kazuki Sato;T. Nishiki;S. Kozaki;Masami Takahashi;M. Seagar
P- and Q-type calcium channels, which trigger rapid neurotransmitter release at many mammalian synapses, are blocked by -conotoxin MVIIC. I--Conotoxin MVIIC binding to rat cerebellar synaptosomes was not displaced by -conotoxins GVIA or MVIIA (K > 1 μM), which are selective for N-type calcium channels. Solubilized I--conotoxin MVIIC receptors were specifically recognized by antibodies directed against αA calcium channel subunits, proteins known to constitute a pore with P/Q-like channel properties. Antibodies against syntaxin 1, SNAP 25, and VAMP 2 (synaptobrevin) each immunoprecipitated a similar fraction (20-40%) of -conotoxin MVIIC receptors. Immunoprecipitation was not additive, suggesting that heterotrimeric (SNARE) complexes containing these three proteins interact with P/Q-type calcium channels. Immobilized monoclonal anti-syntaxin antibodies retained αA calcium channel subunits of 220, 180 and 160 kDa monitored by immunoblotting with site directed antibodies. Synaptotagmin was detected in channel-associated complexes, but not synaptophysin, Rab 3A nor rat cysteine string protein. Trimeric SNARE complexes are implicated in calcium-dependent exocytosis, a process thought to be regulated by synaptotagmin. Our results indicate that these proteins interact with P/Q-type calcium channels, which may optimize their location within domains of calcium influx.
影响因子:
3.4
作者:
LLINAS, R;STEINBERG, IZ;WALTON, K
通讯作者:
WALTON, K
影响因子:
56.9
作者:
WHEELER, DB;RANDALL, A;TSIEN, RW
通讯作者:
TSIEN, RW