Peroxynitrite induces destruction of the tetrahydrobiopterin and heme in endothelial nitric oxide synthase: transition from reversible to irreversible enzyme inhibition.
Peroxynitrite induces destruction of the tetrahydrobiopterin and heme in endothelial nitric oxide synthase: transition from reversible to irreversible enzyme inhibition.
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10.1021/bi9016632
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2010-04-13
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2.9
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Zweier JL
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Chen W;Druhan LJ;Chen CA;Hemann C;Chen YR;Berka V;Tsai AL;Zweier JL
Endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) is an important regulator of vascular and cardiac function. Peroxynitrite (ONOO−) inactivates eNOS, but questions remain regarding the mechanisms of this process. It has been reported that inactivation is due to oxidation of the eNOS zinc-thiolate cluster, rather than the cofactor tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4); however, this remains highly controversial. Therefore, we investigated the mechanisms of ONOO−-induced eNOS dysfunction and their dose-dependence. Exposure of human eNOS to ONOO− resulted in a dose-dependent loss of activity with a marked destabilization of the eNOS dimer. HPLC analysis indicated that both free and eNOS-bound BH4 were oxidized during exposure to ONOO−; however, full oxidation of protein bound biopterin required higher ONOO− levels. Additionally, ONOO− triggered changes in UV/Visible spectrum and heme content of the enzyme. Pre-incubation of eNOS with BH4 decreased dimer destabilization and heme alteration. Addition of BH4 to the ONOO−-destabilized eNOS dimer only partially rescued enzyme function. In contrast to ONOO− treatment, incubation with the zinc chelator TPEN with removal of enzyme-bound zinc did not change the eNOS activity or stability of the SDS-resistant eNOS dimer, demonstrating that the dimer stabilization induced by BH4 does not require zinc occupancy of the zinc-thiolate cluster. While ONOO− treatment was observed to induce loss of Zn-binding this can not account for the loss of enzyme activity. Therefore, ONOO−-induced eNOS inactivation is primarily due to oxidation of BH4 and irreversible destruction of the heme/heme-center.
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