Reactivity of cysteines in the transmembrane region of the Na, K-ATPase alpha subunit probed with Hg(2+).

Reactivity of cysteines in the transmembrane region of the Na, K-ATPase alpha subunit probed with Hg(2+).
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用 Hg(2 ) 探测 Na,K-ATPase α 亚基跨膜区半胱氨酸的反应性。

DOI:
10.1007/s002320010002
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发表时间:
2000
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The Journal of membrane biology
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Argüello,JM
Argüello,JM
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作者:
Zichittella,AE;Shi,HG;Argüello,JM

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To gain insight into the structure and conformational coupling in the Na,K-ATPase, this study characterized the reaction of the α1 subunit transmembrane cysteines with a small probe. Intact HeLa cells expressing heterologous Na,K-ATPase were treated with (μm) HgCl2after placing the enzyme predominantly in either of two conformations, phosphorylated E2P.Na/E2P or dephosphorylated ATP.E1.K/ATP.E1. Under both conditions the treatment led to enzyme inactivation following a double exponential kinetic as determined by ouabain-sensitive K+uptake measurements. However, the rate constant of the slow reacting component was ten times larger when the protein was probed in a medium that would favor enzyme phosphorylation. Enzymes carrying mutations of cysteines located in the α1 subunit transmembrane region were used to identify the reacting–SH groups. Replacement Cys104Ser reduced enzyme inactivation by removing the slow reacting component under both treatment conditions. Replacement of Cys964 reduced the inactivation rate constant of the fast reacting component (79%) and removed the slow reacting component when the dephosphorylated enzyme was treated with Hg2+. Moreover, Cys964Ser substituted enzyme was insensitive to Hg2+when treated under phosphorylation conditions. These results indicate that Cys964 is involved in the fast inactivation by Hg2+. Although the double mutant Cys964, 104Ser was still partially inactivated by treatment under nonphosphorylating conditions, an enzyme devoid of transmembrane cysteines was insensitive to Hg2+under all treatment conditions. Thus, this enzyme provides a background where accessibility of engineered transmembrane cysteines can be tested.