Regulation of Ca2+ transport in brain mitochondria. II. The mechanism of the adenine nucleotides enhancement of Ca2+ uptake and retention.
Regulation of Ca2+ transport in brain mitochondria. II. The mechanism of the adenine nucleotides enhancement of Ca2+ uptake and retention.
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脑线粒体 Ca2 运输的调节。
DOI:
10.1016/0005-2728(90)90010-2
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发表时间:
1990
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Marbach,M
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作者:
Rottenberg,H;Marbach,M
ADP greatly enhances the rate of Ca2+uptake and retention in Ca2+loaded mitochondria. Atractyloside, a specific inhibitor of the ADP/ATP translocator, completely inhibits the ADP effect, while bongkrekate, another specific inhibitor of the translocator enhances the effect of ADP. These results indicate that locking the ADP/ATP translocator in the M-state is sufficient to produce the ADP effect. Cyclosporin A, a specific inhibitor of the Ca2+-induced membrane permeabilization does not substitute for ADP, indicating that ADP directly affect the rate of electrogenic Ca2+uptake. The effect of the translocator conformation on the rate of electrogenic Ca2+uptake is independent of the concentration of Piand is not caused by changes in membrane potential. However, locking the carrier in the M-state appears to increase the negative surface charge on the matrix face of the inner membrane. This may lead to an enhanced rate of Ca2+dissociation from the electrogenic carrier at the matrix surface. The rate of Na+-independent Ca2+efflux is only slightly inhibited by locking the carrier in the M-state, presumably due to the same mechanism. In the presence of ADP, Piinhibits the Na+-independent efflux. In the presence of physiological concentrations of spermine, Piand Mg2+, the rate of Ca2+uptake, Ca2+retention and Ca2+set points depend sharply on ADP concentration at the physiological range of ADP. Thus, changes of cytosolic ADP concentration may lead to change in the rate of Ca2+uptake by mitochondria and thus modulate the excitation-relaxation cycles of cytoplasmic free calcium.