cAMP oscillations restrict protein kinase A redistribution in insulin-secreting cells
cAMP oscillations restrict protein kinase A redistribution in insulin-secreting cells
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DOI:
10.1042/bst0340498
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发表时间:
2006-08-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Tengholm, A.
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作者:
Dyachok, O.;Sagetorp, J.;Tengholm, A.
Activation of hormone receptors was recently found to evoke oscillations of the cAMP concentration ([cAMP]) beneath the plasma membrane of insulin-secreting cells. Here we investigate how different time courses of cAMP signals influence the generation of cytoplasmic Ca2+ signals and nuclear translocation of the PKA (protein kinase A) catalytic subunit in individual INS-1 beta-cells. [cAMP] was measured with a fluorescent translocation biosensor and ratiometric evanescent wave microscopy. Analysis of PKA nuclear translocation was performed with epifluorescence microscopy and FlASH (fluorescein arsenical helix binder) labelling of tetracysteine-tagged PKA-C alpha subunit. Both oscillatory and stable elevations of [cAMP] induced by intermittent or constant inhibition of phosphodiesterases with isobutylmethylxanthine evoked Ca2+ spiking. During [cAMP] oscillations, the Ca2+ spiking was restricted to the periods of elevated [cAMP]. In contrast, only stable [cAMP] elevation induced nuclear entry of FlAsH-labelled PKA-C alpha. These results indicate that oscillations of [cAMP] lead to selective target activation by restricting the spatial redistribution of PKA.