Salusin beta is a surrogate ligand of the mas-like G protein-coupled receptor MrgA1.

Salusin beta is a surrogate ligand of the mas-like G protein-coupled receptor MrgA1.
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发表时间:
2006
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5
通讯作者:
Zhiwei Wang;Toshio Takahashi;Yumiko Saito;H. Nagasaki;N. K. Ly;H. Nothacker;R. Reinscheid;Jun Yang;J. Chang;M. Shichiri;O. Civelli
Zhiwei Wang;Toshio Takahashi;Yumiko Saito;H. Nagasaki;N. K. Ly;H. Nothacker;R. Reinscheid;Jun Yang;J. Chang;M. Shichiri;O. Civelli
中科院分区:
医学2区
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作者:
Zhiwei Wang;Toshio Takahashi;Yumiko Saito;H. Nagasaki;N. K. Ly;H. Nothacker;R. Reinscheid;Jun Yang;J. Chang;M. Shichiri;O. Civelli

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The mas-like G protein-coupled receptors form a subfamily of G protein-coupled receptors that includes variable member numbers across different species and that have been shown to bind a wide variety of ligands from peptides to amino acid derivatives. While screening a library of peptides against different orphan G protein-coupled receptors, we found that human salusin beta activates the mouse mas-like G protein-coupled receptor, mMrgA1 with an EC(50) of about 300 nM. Salusin beta is a bioactive peptide recently discovered through bioinformatics analysis which stimulates arginine-vasopressin release from rat pituitary and causes rapid and profound hypotension and bradycardia. However, when we further analyzed the generality of the mMrgA1 activation, we found that human salusin beta does not activate corresponding human mas-like G protein-coupled receptors. Our results show that human salusin beta is a surrogate ligand of the mouse MrgA1 and raises a cautionary flag for experiments that analyze the pharmacological profiles of mas-like G protein-coupled receptors from different species.