Noncoordinate regulation of the mRNAs encoding cytochromes P-450BNF/MC-B and P-450ISF/BNF-G.
Noncoordinate regulation of the mRNAs encoding cytochromes P-450BNF/MC-B and P-450ISF/BNF-G.
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DOI:
10.1016/0003-9861(86)90116-5
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
J. Fagan;J. Pastewka;S. Chalberg;E. Gozukara;F. Guengerich;H. Gelboin
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作者:
J. Fagan;J. Pastewka;S. Chalberg;E. Gozukara;F. Guengerich;H. Gelboin
The mRNAs encoding the major polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon-induced cytochromesP-450 from rat,P-450BNF/MC-BandP-450ISF/BNF-G, were characterized using three classes of recombinant plasmids: those complementary to (a) onlyP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA, (b) onlyP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA, and (c) both mRNAs. These classes were identified by hybridization-selected translation and immunoprecipitation using six monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies and were later sequenced to confirm their identity and specificity. These findings indicated that the mRNAs encoding these twoP-450s have regions that are unique, as well as regions that are homologous. Hybridization-selected translation also showed that the primaryin vitrotranslation products of theP-450BNF/MC-BandP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNAs are 55 and 52 kDa, respectively, and have both unique and common structural characteristics that can be distinguished immunologically. By Northern hybridization, theP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA was found to be 2900 bases long, while theP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA was 2100 bases long. Precursors of 3500 and 5200 bases were detected forP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA, while a 3100-base precursor was detected forP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA. These two mRNAs were induced by β-naphthoflavone, isosafrole, and 3-methylcholanthrene, but not by phenobarbital. In untreated rats, theP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA was consistently present at very low levels while theP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA was present in variable amounts, suggesting that the latter mRNA can be induced by dietary or other environmental factors. The kinetics of induction of theP-450BNF/MC-BandP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNAs were measured by dot blot hybridization.P-450BNF/MC-BmRNA increased rapidly, reaching half-maximum by 4 h after treatment with 3-methylcholantrene, while theP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA increased more slowly, reaching half-maximum after 12 h. The levels of both mRNAs peaked at 24 h, but decreased thereafter at different rates;P-450BNF/MC-BmRNA dropped by about 20% during the next 24 h, whileP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNA dropped by 50 to 70%. These differences in the kinetics of induction and the apparent stabilities of theP-450BNF/MC-BandP-450ISF/BNF-GmRNAs, in conjunction with the observed differences in their levels in untreated rats, suggested that these two mRNAs were not coordinately regulated even though they were induced by the same compounds. The induction of functionalP-450BNF/MC-B, measured as aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase activity, lagged 10 h behind the induction ofP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA, reaching half-maximum at 14 h. After reaching a maximum at 24 h, aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase activity remained at this elevated level for at least 48 h, even though theP-450BNF/MC-BmRNA level began to drop during this time period, which suggests that the aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase enzyme is more stable than the mRNA that encodes it.