Phosphorylation of calcium adenosinetriphosphatase by inorganic phosphate: reversible inhibition at high magnesium ion concentrations.
Phosphorylation of calcium adenosinetriphosphatase by inorganic phosphate: reversible inhibition at high magnesium ion concentrations.
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无机磷酸盐对钙腺苷三磷酸酶的磷酸化:高镁离子浓度下的可逆抑制。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00530a026
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发表时间:
1982
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Tanford,C
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作者:
Loomis,CR;Martin,DW;McCaslin,DR;Tanford,C
Carson R. Loomis, Dwight W. Martin, 1 Darrell R. McCaslin, 8 and Charles Tanford** abstract: Magnesium stimulates phosphorylation of the calcium pump protein of the sarcoplasmic reticulum by inorganic phosphate, but the effect is reversed by high [Mg2+], This reversal is readily explained in terms of the generally accepted existence of two conformational states of the enzyme, E! and E2. E2 is the formof the enzyme that can be phos-phorylated by P¡, and it has one binding site for Mg2+. Ej is the form of the enzyme that has two high-affinity Ca2+ binding sites, and it is phosphorylated by ATP when Ca2+ is bound. Mg2+ can bind weakly to the two Ca2+ sites andto a third siteThe Ca2+-ATPase of skeletal muscle sarcoplasmic reticulum can exist in two major conformational states, Et and E2 (de Meis & Vianna, 1979). E, has two high-affinity sites for Ca2+, a high-affinity site for ATP, and possibly a second site of lower affinity forATP. When both ATP and Ca2+ are bound, E, is converted to an ADP-sensitive phosphoenzyme, Ca2E,-P. E2 binds one Mg2+ and one inorganic orthophosphate (P¡)’ion and, when both are bound, can be converted to an ADP-in-sensitive phosphoenzyme, MgE2-P. In a previous paper (Martin & Tanford, 1981), we studied the thermodynamics of formation of MgE2-P from unliganded enzyme (Ej+ E2). At low Mg2+ concentration (to about 10 mM), the extent of phosphorylation was found to obey the simple bireactant scheme shown in the right half ofFigure 1, and our results and derived equilibrium constants were found to be in good agreement with the previous data of Punzen-gruber etal.(1978). At high [Mg2+], however, the extent of