Actin-binding specificity of marine macrolide toxins, mycalolide B and kabiramide D.
Actin-binding specificity of marine macrolide toxins, mycalolide B and kabiramide D.
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海洋大环内酯毒素、mycalolide B 和 kabiramide D 的肌动蛋白结合特异性。
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1998
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S. Watabe
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S. Wada;S. Matsunaga;S. Saito;N. Fusetani;S. Watabe
An actin-depolymerizing marine natural product, mycalolide B, and a related compound, kabiramide D, were labeled with biocytin, a biotin derivative, and used to specify target molecules in cultured rat 3Y1 fibroblasts. Mycalolide B exhibited the ability to bind to various intracellular proteins, probably through the Michael addition of a sulfhydryl group to C5 of mycalolide B. However, no intracellular proteins other than actin apparently reacted with biocytinylated kabiramide D, demonstrating that the binding of kabiramide D to actin was highly specific. Cells treated with biocytinylated kabiramide D followed by staining with fluorescein isothiocyanate-conjugated avidin showed that biocytinylated kabiramide D bound to stress fibers composed of F-actin, although the staining intensity was weaker than the fluorescent phalloidin staining. The assay for the binding of kabiramide D to actin, which had previously been treated with other actin-depolymerizing agents, showed that the actin-binding site for kabiramide D was the same as that for bistheonellide A, but not those for latrunculin A and cytochalasin D.