CRACM3 regulates the stability of non-excitable exocytotic vesicle fusion pores in a Ca(2+)-independent manner via molecular interaction with syntaxin4.

CRACM3 regulates the stability of non-excitable exocytotic vesicle fusion pores in a Ca(2+)-independent manner via molecular interaction with syntaxin4.
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CRACM3通过与语法的分子相互作用来调节Ca(2+)独立方式中不可驱动的胞囊囊泡融合孔的稳定性。

DOI:
10.1038/srep28133
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发表时间:
2016-06-15
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影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Maeyama K
Maeyama K
中科院分区:
综合性期刊3区
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作者:
Liu S;Sahid MN;Takemasa E;Kiyoi T;Kuno M;Oshima Y;Maeyama K

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Ca2+ release-activated calcium channel 3 (CRACM3) is a unique member of the CRAC family of Ca2+-selective channels. In a non-excitable exocytosis model, we found that the extracellular L3 domain and the cytoplasmic C-terminus of CRACM3 interacted in an activity-dependent manner with the N-peptide of syntaxin4, a soluble N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor attachment receptor protein. Our biochemical, electrophysiological and single-vesicle studies showed that knockdown of CRACM3 suppressed functional exocytosis by decreasing the open time of the vesicle fusion pore without affecting Ca2+ influx, the activity-dependent membrane capacitance (Cm) change, and the total number of fusion events. Conversely, overexpressing CRACM3 significantly impaired cell exocytosis independent of Ca2+, led to an impaired Cm change, decreased the number of fusion events, and prolonged the dwell time of the fusion pore. CRACM3 changes the stability of the vesicle fusion pore in a manner consistent with the altered molecular expression. Our findings imply that CRACM3 plays a greater role in exocytosis than simply acting as a compensatory subunit of a Ca2+ channel.