Divalent cations but not other activators enhance phosphorylase kinase's affinity for glycogen phosphorylase.
Divalent cations but not other activators enhance phosphorylase kinase's affinity for glycogen phosphorylase.
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二价阳离子而非其他激活剂增强磷酸化酶激酶对糖原磷酸化酶的亲和力。
DOI:
10.1021/bi9528107
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发表时间:
1996
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Carlson,GM
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作者:
Xu,YH;Wilkinson,DA;Carlson,GM
To better understand the physical interaction between glycogen phosphorylase-b(P-b) and its only known kinase, phosphorylase kinase (PbK), and the relationship of this interaction to the activation of PbK, direct binding studies are necessary. By utilizing an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, a method was developed for measuring the binding of PbK to immobilized P-bunder a variety of experimental conditions. A monoclonal antibody specific for the α subunit of PbK that had no effect on the phosphorylation of P-bby PbK or on the interaction of PbK with its known effectors was used to detect PbK bound to plated P-b. Hyperbolic binding curves were obtained regardless of whether the concentration of PbK or P-bwas varied, and the assay detected changes in relative affinity caused by certain effectors of the kinase. The allosteric effector ADP, alkaline pH, and phosphorylation by cAMP-dependent protein kinase, all activators of PbK, did not cause significant changes in its relative affinity for P-b; however, Ca2+and Mg2+ions, which also stimulate PbK, increased its affinity for P-b, with Mg2+being more effective. Mn2+, which inhibits the P-bconversion activity of PbK, was found to be the most potent enhancer of its affinity for P-b. These results indicate that activation of PbK is not necessarily caused by an increase in its affinity for P-b, although divalent cations may enhance binding. Inclusion of ATP analogs in the binding assay with Ca2+and Mg2+to simulate catalytic assay conditions did not further affect the apparent affinity for P-b, which is consistent with the previously reported rapid equilibrium random bi-bi kinetic mechanism for P-bconversion.