CALMODULIN IN NATURAL AND RECONSTITUTED CALCIUM TRANSPORTING SYSTEMS *
CALMODULIN IN NATURAL AND RECONSTITUTED CALCIUM TRANSPORTING SYSTEMS *
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天然和重构钙运输系统中的钙调蛋白 *
DOI:
10.1111/j.1749-6632.1980.tb29616.x
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
P. Caroni
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作者:
E. Carafoli;V. Niggli;K. Malmström;P. Caroni
Efficient transport across biological membranes is a requirement for the messenger function of Ca” (set: Carafoli & Crompton’ for review]. The unique importance of this messenger function is underscored by the existence of a multiplicity of Ca” transporting systems, located in different membrane systems, and different in mechanism. The regulation of these systems is one obscure aspect of the field, but it is clear that the efficiency of the messenger function would be heightened by the existence of regulatory mechanisms. In this respect, the original observation by Gopinath and Vincenzi’ and Jarrett and Penniston3 of a stimulation by calmodulin of the [Ca2+ +Mg+)-ATPase of the erythrocyte membrane, and the more recent observation by Katz and Remtulla4 of similar effects on the Ca” pumping system of heart sarcoplasmic reticulum, are of great interest. At the present date, Ca” transporting systems have been described in the following membranes: in mitochondria, where separate, and mechanistically different, routes for Ca’’ uptake and Ca“ release exist; in the plasma membrane of different cells, where a “slow CaZ+ channel” for Ca2+ influx, a CaZ’-ATPase for Ca2+ efflux, and a Na+/Ca’+ exchange system (that is probably used in either direction] have been described; in sarcoplasmic reticulum. which possesses a specific Ca2+-pumping ATPase, which has now been studied in great molecular detail; in endoplasmic reticulum, in which a specific ATP-dependent Ca2+ pumping system has been documented; and in several bacteria, in which a Ca2+-specific ATPase, and a Ca‘+/H+ exchange, have been demonstrated. The Ca2’ -pumping ATPase of the erythrocyte membrane has been purified by Niggli et a).,’ and reconstituted in phospholipid bilayer vesicles (Carafoli et 01.~). Its interaction with calmodulin can now be studied in the isolated and reconstituted system: some aspects of the work will be described here. The sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2’-A?’Pase has also been available in purified form for a long time, hut no work on the interaction between calmodulin and the purified [and reconstituted) ATPase has been reported so far. However, the original observation on the stimulation of the Ca” transport in heart sarcoplasmic reticulum by calmodulin4 has recently been extended by LePeuch et oJ.,~ and convincing evidence has been provided that the effect of calmodulin is not direct, but is mediated through a phosphorylation-dephosphorylation system. The present work also includes data on calmodulin in sarcoplasmic reticulum from voluntary muscle. No indications have so far tieen given for the role, or even the presence, of calmodulin in any of the other Ca’’ transporting systems mentioned above. The