The influence of myosin converter and relay domains on cross-bridge kinetics of Drosophila indirect flight muscle.
The influence of myosin converter and relay domains on cross-bridge kinetics of Drosophila indirect flight muscle.
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肌球蛋白转换器和中继域对果蝇间接飞行肌过桥动力学的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/j.bpj.2010.06.047
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Swank,DouglasM
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作者:
Yang,Chaoxing;Kaplan,CharlotteN;Thatcher,MariaL;Swank,DouglasM
We are investigating the influence of the converter and relay domains on elementary rate constants of the actomyosin cross-bridge cycle. The converter and relay domains vary betweenDrosophilamyosin heavy chain isoforms due to alternative mRNA splicing. Previously, we found that separate insertions of embryonic myosin isoform (EMB) versions of these domains into the indirect flight muscle (IFM) myosin isoform (IFI) both decreasedDrosophilaIFM power and slowed muscle kinetics. To determine cross-bridge mechanisms behind the changes, we employed sinusoidal analysis while varying phosphate and MgATP concentrations in skinnedDrosophilaIFM fibers. Based on a six-state cross-bridge model, the EMB converter decreased myosin rate constants associated with actin attachment and work production,k4, but increased rates related to cross-bridge detachment and work absorption,k2. In contrast, the EMB relay domain had little influence on kinetics, because onlyk4decreased. The main alteration was mechanical, in that work production amplitude decreased. That both domains decreasedk4supports the hypothesis that these domains are critical to lever-arm-mediated force generation. Neither domain significantly influenced MgATP affinity. Our modeling suggests the converter domain is responsible for the difference in rate-limiting cross-bridge steps between EMB and IFI myosin—i.e., a myosin isomerization associated with MgADP release for EMB and Pi release for IFI.