Substrate recognition determinants for rhodopsin kinase: studies with synthetic peptides, polyanions, and polycations.
Substrate recognition determinants for rhodopsin kinase: studies with synthetic peptides, polyanions, and polycations.
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视紫红质激酶的底物识别决定因素:合成肽、聚阴离子和聚阳离子的研究。
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10.1021/bi00448a013
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发表时间:
1989
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2.9
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Hargrave,PA
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Palczewski,K;Arendt,A;McDowell,JH;Hargrave,PA
Florida 32610 Received January 31, 1989; Revised Manuscript Received May 23, 1989 abstract: Rhodopsin kinase phosphorylates serine-and threonine-containing peptides from bovine rhodopsin’s carboxyl-terminal sequence. Km's for the peptides decrease as the length of the peptide is increased over the range 12-31 amino acids, reaching 1.7 mM for peptide 318-348 from the rhodopsin sequence. The Km for phosphorylation of rhodopsin is about 103 lower than thatfor the peptides, which suggests that binding of rhodopsin kinase to its substrate, photolyzed rhodopsin, involves more than just binding to the carbox-yl-terminal peptide region that is to be phosphorylated. A synthetic peptide from the rhodopsin sequence that contains both serines and threonines is improved as a substrate by substitution of serines for the threonines, suggesting that serine residues are preferred as substrates. Analogous 25 amino acid peptides from the human red or green cone visual pigment, a 0-adrenergic receptor, or Mt muscarinic acetylcholine receptors are better substrates for bovine rhodopsin kinase than is the peptide from bovine rhodopsin. An acidic se-rine-containing peptide from a non-receptor protein, aslB-casein, is also a good substrate for rhodopsin kinase. However, many basic peptides that are substrates for other protein kinases—histone IIA, histone IIS, clupeine, salmine, and a neurofilament peptide—are not phosphorylated by rhodopsin kinase. Polycations such as spermine or spermidine are nonessential activators of phosphorylation of rhodopsin or its synthetic peptide 324-348. Polyanions such as poly (aspartic acid), dextran sulfate, or poly (adenylic acid) inhibit the kinase. Poly (L-aspartic acid) is a competitive inhibitor with respect to rhodopsin (Kj= 300 µ) and shows mixed type inhibition with respect to ATP.Rhodopsin is the photoreceptor protein of rod cells in the vertebrate retina. As part of the visual transduction process, rhodopsin becomes phosphorylated by a specific protein kinase, rhodopsin kinase. This phosphorylation following light absorption is one mechanism of terminating the excitation process [reviewed by Stryer (1986)]. Receptor phosphorylation may be a general process for receptor deactivation in other signal transduction systems. A number of otherreceptor proteins have been found to be homologous to rhodopsin and have been shown to undergo phosphorylation [reviewed by Sibley et al.(1987); Dohlman et al., 1987],