Sustained muscle contraction induced by agonists, growth factors, and Ca(2+) mediated by distinct PKC isozymes.
Sustained muscle contraction induced by agonists, growth factors, and Ca(2+) mediated by distinct PKC isozymes.
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由不同 PKC 同工酶介导的激动剂、生长因子和 Ca(2) 诱导的持续肌肉收缩。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpgi.2000.279.1.g201
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发表时间:
2000
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Makhlouf,GM
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作者:
Murthy,KS;Grider,JR;Kuemmerle,JF;Makhlouf,GM
The role of protein kinase C (PKC) in sustained contraction was examined in intestinal circular and longitudinal muscle cells. Initial contraction induced by agonists (CCK-8 and neuromedin C) was abolished by1) inhibitors of Ca2+mobilization (neomycin and dimethyleicosadienoic acid),2) calmidazolium, and3) myosin light chain (MLC) kinase (MLCK) inhibitor KT-5926. In contrast, sustained contraction was not affected by these inhibitors but was abolished by1) the PKC inhibitors chelerythrine and calphostin C,2) PKC-ε antibody, and3) a pseudosubstrate PKC-ε inhibitor. GDPβS abolished both initial and sustained contraction, whereas a Gαq/11antibody inhibited only initial contraction, implying that sustained contraction was dependent on activation of a distinct G protein. Sustained contraction induced by epidermal growth factor was inhibited by calphostin C, PKC-α,β,γ antibody, and a pseudosubstrate PKC-α inhibitor. Ca2+(0.4 μM) induced an initial contraction in permeabilized muscle cells that was blocked by calmodulin and MLCK inhibitors and a sustained contraction that was blocked by calphostin C and a PKC-α,β,γ antibody. Thus initial contraction induced by Ca2+, agonists, and growth factors is mediated by MLCK, whereas sustained contraction is mediated by specific Ca2+-dependent and -independent PKC isozymes. G protein-coupled receptors are linked to PKC activation via distinct G proteins.