INVOLVEMENT OF (NA++K+)-ATPASE IN BINDING AND ACTIONS OF PALYTOXIN ON HUMAN-ERYTHROCYTES
INVOLVEMENT OF (NA++K+)-ATPASE IN BINDING AND ACTIONS OF PALYTOXIN ON HUMAN-ERYTHROCYTES
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10.1016/0005-2736(86)90415-3
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发表时间:
1986-09-25
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HABERMANN, E
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BOTTINGER, H;BERESS, L;HABERMANN, E
Palytoxin (about 1 pM) increases the permeability of human erythrocytes. We now report its radiolabeling with 125 I, followed by affinity purification on porcine kidney membranes. The resulting ligand binds fast and reversibly to intact erythrocytes. The K d from velocity and equilibrium measurements is 2· 10− 11 M, and the number of binding sites about 200 per cell. Binding is promoted by divalent cations (Ca 2+> Sr 2+> Ba 2+) and by borate. It is inhibited by K+(IC 50 2 mM), ouabain (IC 50 3· 10− 9 M) and ouabagenin (IC 50 6· 10− 6 M). Conversely,[3 H] ouabain is displaced by the substances and concentrations mentioned, and also by palytoxin (K i 3· 10− 11 M). Dog erythrocytes, which are known to possess a very low (Na++ K+)-ATPase activity, are resistant to and lack specific binding sites for palytoxin. Binding of 125 I-palytoxin, like that of [3 H] ouabain, depends on the state of (Na++ K+)-ATPase. ATP depletion decreases binding of both ligands to erythrocytes. Binding of 125 I-palytoxin and [3 H] ouabain to red cell stroma is partially restored by ATP. In contrast to [3 H] ouabain, binding of 125 I-palytoxin to red cell stroma is not promoted by Mg 2+ and P i. The data show that (a) all known promoters and inhibitors of palytoxin action on human red cells do so by enhancing or decreasing its binding,(b)(Na++ K+)-ATPase serves as a receptor for palytoxin, and (c) the antagonism by ouabain is competitive at the receptor level. They support our previous hypothesis that palytoxin increases human erythrocyte permeability by formation of pores through (Na++ K+)-ATPase or its close vicinity.