Na,K-ATPase inhibitors from bovine hypothalamus and human plasma are different from ouabain: nanogram scale CD structural analysis.
Na,K-ATPase inhibitors from bovine hypothalamus and human plasma are different from ouabain: nanogram scale CD structural analysis.
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来自牛下丘脑和人血浆的 Na,K-ATP 酶抑制剂与哇巴因不同:纳克级 CD 结构分析。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00031a010
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发表时间:
1995
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2.9
通讯作者:
HaupertJr,GT
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作者:
Zhao,N;Lo,LC;Berova,N;Nakanishi,K;Tymiak,AA;Ludens,JH;HaupertJr,GT
Revised Manuscript Received May 18, 1995® abstract: The specific, high affinity binding of plant-derived digitalis glycosides by the mammalian sodium and potassium transporting adenosine triphosphatase (Na, K-ATPase, or sodium pump), a plasma membrane enzyme with critical physiologicalimportance in mammalian tissues, has raised the possibility that a mammalian analog of digitalis might exist. We previously isolated and structurally characterized from bovine hypothalamus a novel isomer of the plant glycoside, ouabain, which differs structurally only in the attachment site and/or the stereochemistry of the steroid moiety [Tymiak et al.(1993) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 90, 8189-8193], Hamlyn and co-workers reported a molecule purified from human plasma which by mass spectrometry could not be distinguished from plant ouabain [Hamlyn et al.(1991) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 88, 6259—6263]. Since rhamnoside cardiotonic steroids are not known as natural products from mammalian sources, it became important to compare these two pure isolates to determine if the same or structurally distinct compoundshad been found. Our results indicate that the human and bovine Na, K-ATPase-inhibitors are identical, but different from plant ouabain. This supports the notion thatthe human sodium pump may be under specificphysiological regulation by a mammalian analog of the digitalis glycosides.Experimental evidence linking an endogenous digitalislike Na, K-ATPase inhibitor to fluid and electrolyte homeo-stasis through regulation of renal sodium excretion and, in the case of dysregulated states, to the pathogenesis of a prevalent human disease, hypertension, stimulated efforts to isolate and characterize such a compound (Haber and Haupert, 1987; Goto et al., 1992). Using affinity chromatography combined with HPLC we purified a bovine hypothalamic Na, K-ATPase inhibitor factor, HIF1 (Tymiak, 1993). It has a molecular weight of 584, making it isobaric with ouabain. HIF was then found to be an-L rhamnoside,