Neuronal acid-induced [Zn²⁺]i elevations calibrated using the low-affinity ratiometric probe FuraZin-1.
Neuronal acid-induced [Zn²⁺]i elevations calibrated using the low-affinity ratiometric probe FuraZin-1.
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使用低亲和力比率探针 FuraZin-1 校准神经元酸诱导的 [Zn2α]i 升高。
DOI:
10.1111/jnc.13282
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Kiedrowski,Lech
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作者:
Kiedrowski,Lech
The experiments were carried out on primary cultures of murine cortical neurons from cryopreserved preparations obtained from embryonic‐day‐16 fetuses. To calibrate acid‐induced intracelluar [Zn2+] ([Zn2+]i) elevations, a low affinity (Kd= 39 μM at pH 6.1) ratiometric Zn2+probe, FuraZin‐1, was used. A pHidrop from 7.2 to 6.1 caused [Zn2+]ielevations reaching 2 μM; when the thiol‐reactive agentN‐ethylmaleimide (NEM) was subsequently applied, [Zn2+]iincreased further to 5.6 μM; analogous acid‐ and NEM‐induced [Zn2+]ielevations could also be detected but not calibrated, using the high affinity Zn2+probe FluoZin‐3. The data indicate that NEM causes Zn2+release from ligands that chelate Zn2+at pH 6.1. ATP could also chelate Zn2+at pH 6.1 because its pKais about 6.8. Therefore, it was tested whether an ATP depletion affects the acid‐induced [Zn2+]ielevations. The ATP depletion was induced by inhibiting mitochondrial and glycolytic ATP production. Interestingly, an almost complete ATP depletion (confirmed using a luciferin/luciferase assay) failed to affect the acid‐induced [Zn2+]iincreases. These data suggest that the total amount of Zn2+accumulated in intracellular ATP‐dependent stores (Zn2+‐ATP complexes and organelles that accumulate Zn2+in an ATP‐dependent manner) is negligible compared to the amount of Zn2+accumulated in the acid‐sensitive intracellular ligands.In vitro,upon acidification, Zn2+‐cysteine complexes release Zn2+and ATP chelates the released Zn2+. However,in vivo(cultured neurons), an ATP depletion failed to enhance acid‐induced [Zn2+]ielevations. These [Zn2+]ielevations were calibrated using a low affinity ratiometric probe FuraZin‐1; they reached 2 µM levels and increased to 5 µM when a thiol‐reactive agent,N‐ethylmaleimide, compromised Zn2+binding by cysteines.