REGULATION OF ATP HYDROLYSIS IN HEPATOMA-22A MITOCHONDRIA
REGULATION OF ATP HYDROLYSIS IN HEPATOMA-22A MITOCHONDRIA
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DOI:
10.1016/0003-9861(91)90087-y
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发表时间:
1991-05-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
KHODJAEV, EY
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作者:
CHERNYAK, BV;DUKHOVICH, VF;KHODJAEV, EY
A decrease in the rate of ATP hydrolysis was observed after preincubation of intact mitochondria from hepatoma 22 a with an uncoupler. This effect is due both to a decrease in the rate of ATP transport and to an inactivation of the F 0 F 1-ATPase. The former effect is shown to result from an uncoupler-induced ADP efflux. In deenergized mitochondria from hepatoma (but not from mice liver), the concentration of adenine nucleotides in the matrix equilibrates with the medium concentration via a carboxyatractyloside (CATR)-insensitive transport system. CATR-insensitive accumulation of medium ADP and stoichiometric exchange of added ATP are observed in energized hepatoma mitochondria. The dependence of the uncoupler-induced inactivation of ATPase activity on Δ\̄ gmH+, pH, and ATP is consistent with the effect being caused by the natural protein inhibitor (IF 1) of F 0 F 1. ATP-and pH-dependent inactivation of the enzyme is also observed after disruption of mitochondria with the detergent Lubrol-WX. Almost all F 0 F 1 in hepatoma mitochondria have IF 1 bound in a noninhibitory manner. In the presence of uncoupler, this complex converts, via a reversible pH-dependent and an irreversible ATP-dependent process, to an inhibitory complex. The pH-dependent step can be blocked by Zn 2+ and Cd 2+ ions which probably bind to negatively charged residues on IF 1, thereby preventing their protonation and conversion of the protein to an inhibitory conformation.