NO control: nitric oxide directly regulates substrate delivery to NOS. Focus on "Nitric oxide can acutely modulate its biosynthesis through a negative feedback mechanism on L-arginine transport in cardiac myocytes".
NO control: nitric oxide directly regulates substrate delivery to NOS. Focus on "Nitric oxide can acutely modulate its biosynthesis through a negative feedback mechanism on L-arginine transport in cardiac myocytes".
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NO 控制:一氧化氮直接调节底物向 NOS 的输送。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpcell.00191.2010
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2010
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Gatto,Craig
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Gatto,Craig
Although the amino acid arginine is commonly associated with NO production via nitric 48 oxide synthase (NOS), it also participates in the synthesis of urea, creatine, creatinine, agmatine, 49 polyamines, as well as overall protein synthesis. Furthermore, it also influences hormone release 50 (insulin, prolactin, and others) and synthesis of pyrimidine bases. Thus, physiologically 51 arginine participates in disposal of protein metabolic waste, muscle metabolism, vascular 52 regulation, immune system function, neurotransmission, RNA synthesis, and hormone-mediated 53 signaling (4). More importantly, although all cells require arginine, not all cells possess the 54 metabolic capacity to produce it and thus must obtain arginine via the circulation. In cells that 55 must acquire L-arginine exogenously, it seems logical that there would be regulatory 56 mechanisms in place to moderate the rate of L-arginine uptake via cationic amino acid 57 transporters (CATs). Surprisingly, there are few reports that address CATs as possible metabolic 58 sites of regulation. 59In light of limited information, the report from Zhou et al., the current article in focus 60 (28; see p. C### in this issue) is particularly important. Their paper describes findings from 61 freshly isolated rat ventricular cardiomyocytes that endogenously produced nitric oxide (NO) 62 negatively regulates L-arginine uptake (28). Functionally, this L-arginine transport appears to be 63 mediated via the cationic amino acid transporters 1 and 2 (CAT-1 and CAT-2A; human genes 64 SLC7A1 and SLC7A2, respectively)(25). This important observation extends previous work 65 from the Peluffo laboratory functionally identifying CAT-1 and CAT-2A as equal contributors to 66 L-arginine uptake in cardiac muscle (15, 18). These observations identify a critical regulatory 67 role for CATs in NO signaling and thus contribute to cardiac muscle physiology and 68 pathophysiology. 69
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1993
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Journal of Physiology
影响因子:
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作者:
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影响因子:
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