Dissociation kinetics of the estrogen receptor immobilized by hydroxylapatite.
Dissociation kinetics of the estrogen receptor immobilized by hydroxylapatite.
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羟基磷灰石固定的雌激素受体的解离动力学。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00508a037
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发表时间:
1981
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Notides,AC
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作者:
deBoer,W;Notides,AC
Willem de Boer1 and Angelo C. Notides** abstract: The estrogen receptor from the calf uterinecytosol was adsorbed to hydroxylapatite to provide a simpler and more controlled model for investigating in vitro the [3H] estradiol dissociation kinetics of the estrogen receptor-nuclear complex. The dissociation of [3H] estradiol at 29 C from the estrogen receptor immobilized by hydroxylapatite showed biphasic kinetics with fast and slow components characteristic of the nonactivated and activated states of the receptor, respectively. The dissociation rate constant of the fast component (fc_ [= 0.059±0.004 min'1), measured by exchange with estradiol, was one-third slower than that for the receptor free in the cytosol (&_!= 0.162±0.011 min'1). The magnitude of the fast component was 17% when the receptor was bound to hydroxylapatite and 26% when in cytosol. The decrease in the rate of [3H] estradiol dissociationand the reduction in the magnitude of the fast component suggest that receptor binding to hydroxylapatite facilitates activation of the estrogen re-ceptor. The dissociation rate constant of the slower component, L· 2, at 29 C was not significantly different whetherthe re-ceptor was bound to hydroxylapatite (k. 2= 6.62±0.26 X 10r3 min'1), free in cytosol (fc_2= 7.25±0.46 X 10~ 3 min'1), or preactivated before being bound to the hydroxylapatite (k_2= 6.93±0.52 X 10~ 3 min'1). The [3H] estradiol dissociation rate from the activated estrogen receptor bound to hydroxylapatite, when measured by exchange, was not influenced by a 150-to 1500-fold excess of estradiol (0.5-5 µ estradiol), although massive quantities (10 or 200 µ) of estradiol in-creased the dissociationrate (k= 12.2 X 10'3 min'1 and 0.088 min" 1, respectively). Combinations of 1 µ estradiol plus 200 µ progesterone increased the dissociation rate (k= 0.067 min'1), while 200 µ progesterone alone did not displace the bound [3H] estradiol or affect receptor stability. High con-centrations of steroids exerted a nonspecific detergent action on the receptor. Triton X-100 (0.01%) markedly increased [3H] estradiol dissociation (k= 0.11 min'1). The use of Triton X-100 to isolate nuclei containing receptors affects the [3H] estradiol dissociation kinetics of the receptor and may influence the receptor’s interactions with the nucleus. The hydroxylapatite-immobilized estrogen receptor is useful in investigating the kinetics and mechanism of estrogen receptor activation and serves as a tool for understanding the estrogen receptor-nuclear interactions. e existence of a specific estrogen-binding protein or re-ceptor and the receptor’s relationship to the tissue responses initiated by the estrogens have been reviewed (Gorski et al.,