Multiple flavonoid-binding sites within multidrug resistance protein MRP1.

Multiple flavonoid-binding sites within multidrug resistance protein MRP1.
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多药耐药蛋白 MRP1 内有多个类黄酮结合位点。

DOI:
10.1007/s00018-003-3177-6
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发表时间:
2003
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Cellular and molecular life sciences : CMLS
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DiPietro,A
DiPietro,A
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作者:
Trompier,D;Baubichon-Cortay,H;Chang,X-B;Maitrejean,M;Barron,D;Riordon,JR;DiPietro,A

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Recombinant nucleotide-binding domains (NBDs) from human multidrug resistance protein MRP1 were overexpressed in bacteria and purified to measure their direct interaction with high-affinity flavonoids, and to evaluate a potential correlation with inhibition of MRP1-mediated transport activity and reversion of cellular multidrug resistance. Among different classes of flavonoids, dehydrosilybin exhibited the highest affinity for both NBDs, the binding to N-terminal NBD1 being prevented by ATP. Dehydrosilybin increased vanadate-induced 8-N3-[α-32P]ADP trapping, indicating stimulation of ATPase activity. In contrast, dehydrosilybin strongly inhibited leukotriene C4(LTC4) transport by membrane vesicles from MRP1-transfected cells, independently of reduced glutathione, and chemosensitized cell growth to vincristine. Hydrophobic C-isoprenylation of dehydrosilybin increased the binding affinity for NBD1, but outsite the ATP site, lowered the increase in vanadate-induced 8-N3-[α-32P]ADP trapping, weakened inhibition of LTC4transport which became glutathione dependent, and induced some cross-resistance. The overall results indicate multiple binding sites for dehydrosilybin and its derivatives, on both cytosolic and transmembrane domains of MRP1.