Isoform-specific membrane insertion of secretory phospholipase A2 and functional implications.
Isoform-specific membrane insertion of secretory phospholipase A2 and functional implications.
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分泌型磷脂酶 A2 的异构体特异性膜插入及其功能意义。
DOI:
10.1021/bi060898q
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发表时间:
2006
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Tatulian,SurenA
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作者:
Pande,AbhayH;Qin,Shan;Nemec,KathleenN;He,Xiaomei;Tatulian,SurenA
Despite increasing evidence that the membrane-binding mode of interfacial enzymes including the depth of membrane insertion is crucial for their function, the membrane insertion of phospholipase A2(PLA2) enzymes has not been studied systematically. Here, we analyze the membrane insertion of human group IB PLA2(hIBPLA2) and compare it with that of a structurally homologous V3W mutant of human group IIA PLA2(V3W-hIIAPLA2) and with a structurally divergent group III bee venom PLA2(bvPLA2). Increasing the anionic charge of membranes results in a blue shift of the fluorescence of Trp3of hIBPLA2, a decrease in quenching by acrylamide, and an increase in enzyme activity, reflecting an enhancement in the membrane binding of PLA2. Fluorescence quenching by brominated lipids indicates significant penetration of Trp3into fluid POPC/POPG membranes but little insertion into the solid DPPC/DPPG membranes. Increased membrane fluidity also supports hIBPLA2activity, suggesting that membrane insertion of hIBPLA2is controlled by membrane fluidity and is necessary for the full activity of the enzyme. Trp fluorescence quenching of the V3W-hIIAPLA2and bvPLA2by water- and membrane-soluble quenchers indicates substantial membrane insertion of Trp3of V3W-hIIAPLA2, similar to that found for hIBPLA2, and no insertion of tryptophans of bvPLA2. Our results provide evidence that (a) structurally similar group IB and IIA PLA2s, but not structurally diverse group III PLA2, significantly penetrate into membranes; (b) membrane insertion is controlled by membrane fluidity and facilitates activation of IB and IIA PLA2s; and (c) structurally distinct PLA2isoforms may employ different tactics of substrate accession/product release during lipid hydrolysis.