Transcriptional regulation of renal dopamine D1 receptor function during oxidative stress.
Transcriptional regulation of renal dopamine D1 receptor function during oxidative stress.
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10.1161/hypertensionaha.115.05255
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2015-05
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Lokhandwala MF
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Banday AA;Lokhandwala MF
There exists a strong link between oxidative stress, renal dopaminergic system and hypertension. It is reported that reactive oxygen species attenuate renal proximal tubular dopamine receptor (D1R) function which disrupts sodium regulation and leads to hypertension. The mechanisms for renal D1R dysfunction however are not clear. We investigated the role of redox sensitive transcription factors AP1 and SP3 in transcriptional suppression of D1R gene and subsequent D1R signaling. Human kidney (HK2) proximal tubular cells were treated with a pro-oxidant L-buthionine sulfoximine (BSO) with and without an antioxidant tempol. In HK2 cells BSO caused oxidative stress and reduced D1R mRNA and membrane receptor expression. Incubation of HK2 cells with SKF38393, a D1R agonist, caused a concentration dependent inhibition of Na/K-ATPase. However, SKF38393 failed to inhibit Na/K-ATPase in BSO-treated cells. BSO increased AP1 and SP3 nuclear expression. Transfection with AP1 or SP3 specific siRNA abolished BSO-induced D1R down-regulation. Treatment of rats with BSO for 4 weeks increased oxidative stress and SP3—AP1 expression and reduced D1R numbers in renal proximal tubules. These rats exhibited high blood pressure and SKF38393 failed to inhibit proximal tubular Na/K-ATPase activity. Control rats were kept on tap water. Tempol per se had no effect on D1R expression or other signaling molecules but prevented BSO-induced oxidative stress, SP3—AP1 up-regulation and D1R dysfunction in both HK2 cells and rats. These data shows that oxidative stress via AP1—SP3 activation suppresses D1R transcription and function. Tempol mitigates oxidative stress, blocks AP1—SP3 activation and prevents D1R dysfunction and hypertension.