Heparin prevents the binding of phospholipase A2 to phospholipid micelles: importance of the amino-terminus.
Heparin prevents the binding of phospholipase A2 to phospholipid micelles: importance of the amino-terminus.
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肝素可阻止磷脂酶 A2 与磷脂胶束的结合:氨基末端的重要性。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00101a026
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发表时间:
1991
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Harmony,JA
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作者:
Diccianni,MB;Lilly-Stauderman,M;McLean,LR;Balasubramaniam,A;Harmony,JA
Revised Manuscript Received July 3, 1991 abstract: The activity of the major isoform of porcine pancreatic phospholipase A2 (PLA2), designated B-PLA2, against micellar substrates is inhibited by heparin. Inhibition is a consequence of binding of the enzyme to heparin, documented by a heparin-induced alteration in the intrinsic fluorescence of B-PLA2 and in the 8-anilino-1-naphthalene sulfonate fluorescence and by the enhanced rate of chemical modification of the active site residue His-48. As a consequence of heparin binding, the conformation of B-PLA2 at the active site and at the amino-terminus is altered, and the enzyme does not bind to phospholipid micelles. In spite of the heparin-induced conformational changes, B-PLA2 retains its ability to catalyze the hydrolysis of monomeric phospholipid. Other glycosaminoglycans can bind to and inhibit the activity of B-PLA2 toward organized phospholipids, but none tested is as effective as heparin. An isoform of the pancreatic enzyme, designated UB-PLA2 and which corresponds to iso-pig PLA2, does not bind to nor is its catalytic activity influenced by heparin. A peptide corresponding to the amino-terminal 26 residues of B-PLA2 can rescue PLA2 from heparin inhibition. A similar peptide corresponding to the amino-terminus of UB-PLA2 has no effect on heparin inhibition. A model for the inhibition of B-PLA2 by heparin is proposedin which the catalytically significant effect of heparin is to interact directlywith the amino-terminus of B-PLA2, the interfacial recognition site, to prevent the enzyme from binding to micellar substrates.^ Riospholipases A2 (PLA2;* EC 3.1. 1.4) comprise a class of calcium ion dependent lipolytic enzymes that catalyze lipid hydrolysis at an organized lipid-water interface. PLA2 cat-alyzes the hydrolysis of the sn-2 fatty acyl ester linkage in diacylphospholipids, liberating free fatty acids and mono-acylphospholipids (de Haas & van Deenen, 1964; Waite, 1987).