Interaction of intestinal disaccharidases with phospholipids: effect of cholesterol.
Interaction of intestinal disaccharidases with phospholipids: effect of cholesterol.
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肠道二糖酶与磷脂的相互作用:胆固醇的影响。
DOI:
10.1097/00005176-198512000-00019
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Seetharam,B
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作者:
Tiruppathi,C;Alpers,DH;Seetharam,B
Although the rat intestinal brush border disaccharidases are the most easily solubilized protein components, the nature of the lipid-protein interactions in the membrane is incompletely understood. Phospholipid vesicles were prepared using the lecithin fraction from brush border membranes and synthetic lecithins. Addition of cholesterol to brush border lecithins enhanced the binding of disaccharidases, but not of alkaline phosphatase. The addition of cholesterol to synthetic lecithin vesicles enhanced the binding of disaccharidases only when added above the transition temperature of the lecithin used. The maximal effect occurred at an equimolar ratio of lecithin to cholesterol. Binding of disaccharidases to phospholipid vesicles was independent of charge or the nature of the polar head group, and the enzyme was inserted so that the catalytic domain was excluded from the lipid matrix. These results demonstrate that membrane attachment of disaccharidases is hydrophobic, involving primarily fatty acyl chains and an interaction with cholesterol. The membrane interaction does not seem to affect enzyme activity.