Molecular regulation of stretch activation.
Molecular regulation of stretch activation.
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拉伸激活的分子调节。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpcell.00101.2022
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2022
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McDonald,KerryS
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Robinett,JoelC;Hanft,LaurinM;Biesiadecki,Brandon;McDonald,KerryS
Stretch activation is defined as a delayed increase in force after rapid stretches. Although there is considerable evidence for stretch activation in isolated cardiac myofibrillar preparations, few studies have measured mechanisms of stretch activation in mammalian skeletal muscle fibers. We measured stretch activation following rapid step stretches [∼1%–4% sarcomere length (SL)] during submaximal Ca2+activations of rat permeabilized slow-twitch skeletal muscle fibers before and after protein kinase A (PKA), which phosphorylates slow myosin binding protein-C. PKA significantly increased stretch activation during low (∼25%) Ca2+activation and accelerated rates of delayed force development (kef) during both low and half-maximal Ca2+activation. Following the step stretches and subsequent force development, fibers were rapidly shortened to original sarcomere length, which often elicited a shortening-induced transient force overshoot. After PKA, step shortening-induced transient force overshoot increased ∼10-fold following an ∼4% SL shortening during low Ca2+activation levels.kdffollowing step shortening also increased after PKA during low and half-maximal Ca2+activations. We next investigated thin filament regulation of stretch activation. We tested the interplay between cardiac troponin I (cTnI) phosphorylation at the canonical PKA and novel tyrosine kinase sites on stretch activation. Native slow-skeletal Tn complexes were exchanged with recombinant human cTn complex with different human cTnI N-terminal pseudo-phosphorylation molecules:1) nonphosphorylated wild type (WT),2) the canonical S22/23D PKA sites,3) the tyrosine kinase Y26E site, and4) the combinatorial S22/23D + Y26E cTnI. All three pseudo-phosphorylated cTnIs elicited greater stretch activation than WT. Following stretch activation, a new, elevated stretch-induced steady-state force was reached with pseudo-phosphorylated cTnI. Combinatorial S22/23D + Y26E pseudo-phosphorylated cTnI increasedkdf. These results suggest that slow-skeletalmyosinbindingprotein-C(sMyBP-C) phosphorylation modulates stretch activation by a combination of cross-bridge recruitment and faster cycling kinetics, whereas cTnI phosphorylation regulates stretch activation by both redundant and synergistic mechanisms; and, taken together, these sarcomere phosphoproteins offer precision targets for enhanced contractility.