Cis-autophosphorylation of juxtamembrane tyrosines in the insulin receptor kinase domain.
Cis-autophosphorylation of juxtamembrane tyrosines in the insulin receptor kinase domain.
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胰岛素受体激酶结构域中近膜酪氨酸的顺式自磷酸化。
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10.1021/bi970170x
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1997
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Kohanski,RA
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Cann,AD;Kohanski,RA
Receptor tyrosine kinases undergo ligand-induced dimerization that promotes kinase domaintrans-autophosphorylation. However, the kinase domains of the insulin receptor are effectively dimerized because of the covalent α2β2holomeric structure. This fact has made it difficult to determine the molecular mechanism of intraholomeric autophosphorylation, but there is evidence for bothcis- andtrans-autophosphorylation in the absence and presence of insulin. Here, using the cytoplasmic kinase domain (CKD) of the human insulin receptor, we demonstrate that autophosphorylation in the juxtamembrane (JM) subdomain follows acis-reaction pathway. JM autophosphorylation was independent of CKD concentration over the range 6 nM−3 μM and was characterized kinetically: Half-saturation (KATP) was observed at 75 μM ATP [5 mM Mn(CH3CO2)2] with a maximal rate of 0.24 mol of PO4(mol of CKD)-1min-1. Pairwise substitutions of Phe for Tyr in the other two autophosphorylation subdomains, generated by site-directed mutagenesis, altered the kinetics of JM autophosphorylation but did not change the pathway from acis-reaction. Tyr1328,1334to Phe (in the carboxy-terminal subdomain) yielded <2-fold increase in the efficiency of JM autophosphorylation, whereas Tyr1162,1163to Phe (in the activation loop subdomain) yielded ≈38-fold increased efficiency of JM autophosphorylation, due predominantly to a 23-fold decreasedKATP. These findings demonstrate basal state binding of ATP to the CKD leading tocis-autophosphorylation and novel basal state regulatory interactions among the subdomains of the insulin receptor kinase. On the basis of these results and the crystal structure of the conserved catalytic core of this kinase [Hubbard, S. R.,et al. (1994)Nature 372, 746], a model is proposed which reconciles the JMcis-reaction and the activation loopcis-inhibition/trans-reaction with the complex kinetics of insulin receptor autophosphorylation [Kohanski, R. A. (1993)Biochemistry 32, 5766].