Formation of the Stable Structural Analog of ADP-sensitive Phosphoenzyme of Ca2+-ATPase with Occluded Ca2+ by Beryllium Fluoride STRUCTURAL CHANGES DURING PHOSPHORYLATION AND ISOMERIZATION
Formation of the Stable Structural Analog of ADP-sensitive Phosphoenzyme of Ca2+-ATPase with Occluded Ca2+ by Beryllium Fluoride STRUCTURAL CHANGES DURING PHOSPHORYLATION AND ISOMERIZATION
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DOI:
10.1074/jbc.m109.029702
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发表时间:
2009-08-21
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
Suzuki, Hiroshi
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作者:
Danko, Stefania;Daiho, Takashi;Suzuki, Hiroshi
As a stable analog for ADP-sensitive phosphorylated intermediate of sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase E1PCa(2)center dot Mg, a complex of E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx, was successfully developed by addition of beryllium fluoride and Mg2+ to the Ca2+-bound state, E1Ca(2). In E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx, most probably E1Ca(2)center dot BeF3-, two Ca2+ are occluded at high affinity transport sites, its formation required Mg2+ binding at the catalytic site, and ADP decomposed it to E1Ca(2), as in E1PCa(2)center dot Mg. Organization of cytoplasmic domains in E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx was revealed to be intermediate between those in E1Ca(2)center dot AlF4- ADP (transition state of E1PCa(2) formation) and E2 center dot BeF3-(ADP-insensitive phosphorylated intermediate E2P center dot Mg). Trinitrophenyl-AMP (TNP-AMP) formed a very fluorescent (superfluorescent) complex with E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx in contrast to no superfluorescence of TNP-AMP bound to E1Ca(2)center dot AlFx. E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx with bound TNP-AMP slowly decayed to E1Ca(2), being distinct from the superfluorescent complex of TNP-AMP with E2 center dot BeF3-, which was stable. Tryptophan fluorescence revealed that the transmembrane structure of E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx mimics E1PCa(2)center dot Mg, and between those of E1Ca(2)center dot AlF4-center dot ADP and E2 center dot BeF3-. E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx at low 50-100 mu M Ca2+ was converted slowly to E2 center dot BeF3- releasing Ca2+, mimicking E1PCa(2)center dot Mg -> E2P center dot Mg + 2Ca(2+)center dot Ca2+ replacement of Mg2+ at the catalytic site at approximately millimolar high Ca2+ decomposed E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx to E1Ca(2). Notably, E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx was perfectly stabilized for at least 12 days by 0.7 mM lumenal Ca2+ with 15 mM Mg2+. Also, stable E1Ca(2)center dot BeFx was produced from E2 center dot BeF3- at 0.7 mM lumenal Ca2+ by binding two Ca2+ to lumenally oriented low affinity transport sites, as mimicking the reverse conversion E2P center dot Mg + 2Ca(2+) -> E1PCa(2)center dot Mg.