Deviant lysosomal K+ fluxes and Parkinson's. A calci-centric point of view.
Deviant lysosomal K+ fluxes and Parkinson's. A calci-centric point of view.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ceca.2021.102418
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发表时间:
2021-05
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通讯作者:
Martina Gregori;S. Bolsover;S. Patel
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作者:
Martina Gregori;S. Bolsover;S. Patel
TMEM175 is a lysosomal K+ channel linked to Parkinson’s but little is known on how it is regulated. Wie et al characterised pathogenic variants in TMEM175, correlated channel activity with Parkinson’s risk and revealed a novel kinase-independent role for AKT in gating.The lysosomal lumen is a concentrate of H+ together with Ca2+, Na+ and other ions such as Fe2+ and Zn2+(1). Pumps, ion channels and transporters peppered throughout the lysosomal membrane support currents that set the lysosomal membrane potential and regulate cytosolic Ca2+ levels (1). Failures in this biological circuit underpin lysosomal morphology defects, impaired autophagy and deregulated vesicle trafficking, and have been associated with several diseases (1).