Light-dependent activation of G proteins by two isoforms of chicken melanopsins.

Light-dependent activation of G proteins by two isoforms of chicken melanopsins.
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鸡黑视蛋白的两种亚型对 G 蛋白的光依赖性激活。

DOI:
10.1039/c5pp00153f
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发表时间:
2015
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Photochem. Photobiol. Sci.
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Yoshitaka Fukada
Yoshitaka Fukada
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作者:
Masaki Torii;Daisuke Kojima;Akiyuki Nishimura Hiroshi Itoh;Yoshitaka Fukada

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In the chicken pineal gland, light stimuli trigger signaling pathways mediated by two different subtypes, Gtand G11. These G proteins may be activated by any of the three major pineal opsins, pinopsin, OPN4-1 and OPN4-2, but biochemical evidence for the coupling has been missing except for functional coupling between pinopsin and Gt. Here we investigated the relative expression levels and the functional difference among the three pineal opsins. In the chicken pineal gland, the pinopsin mRNA level was significantly more abundant than the others, of which theOPN4-2mRNA level was higher than that ofOPN4-1. In G protein activation assays, Gtwas strongly activated by pinopsin in a light-dependent manner, being consistent with previous studies, and weakly activated by OPN4-2. Unexpectedly, illuminated OPN4-2 more efficiently activated G protein(s) that was endogenously expressed in HEK293T cells in culture. On the other hand, Gq, the closest analogue of G11, was activated only by OPN4-1 although the activity was relatively weak under these conditions. These results suggest that OPN4-1 and OPN4-2 couple with Gqand Gt, respectively. Two melanopsins, OPN4-1 and OPN4-2, appear to have acquired mutually different functions through the evolution.