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Molecular Physiological Analysis on the Accumulation and Reduction of a Metal Ion by Ascidians

Molecular Physiological Analysis on the Accumulation and Reduction of a Metal Ion by Ascidians
海鞘对金属离子富集与还原的分子生理分析
批准号:
11440244
负责人:
MICHIBATA Hitoshi
金额:
$8.96万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B).
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999 至 2000

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中文摘要
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在研究补助金支持的2年期间,我们取得了以下成果。分析了分别编码12.5 kDa和15 kDa钒相关蛋白(新命名为Vanabin)的全长cDNA,这可能为阐明钒积累机制提供线索。其结果是,公开了由约120个氨基酸组成,其中半胱氨酸残基的含量非常高,并且是具有α-螺旋的新型蛋白质。重组钒酸结合蛋白能与约20个钒原子结合,结合常数为10- 7 M。我们曾指出,在钒细胞的液泡中,液泡膜上表达的液泡型H^+-ATP酶(V-ATP酶)积累的质子与钒离子浓度有密切的能量相关性。作为阐明能量学的第一步,我们分离了编码V-ATP酶C亚基的cDNA,该亚基起着调节ATP酶活性的作用,并证实了当转化C亚基的海鞘cDNA时,芽殖酵母的相应vma 5突变体的pH敏感表型被拯救。此外,我们获得了约300个EST克隆,并利用钒亲和层析从钒细胞匀浆中提取了50个蛋白。
英文摘要
During 2 years supported by the research grant, we have obtained the following results. Full-length of cDNAs, encoding 12.5 kDa and 15 kDa vanadium-associated proteins (designated newly as Vanabin), respectively, which might have a clue to resolve the mechanism of vanadium accumulation, was analyzed. As a result, vanabin was disclosed to consist of about 120 amino acids in which the content of cysteine residues is very high and to be a novel protein having α-helix. Recombinant vanabin was found to bind about 20 atoms of vanadium and its binding constant is 10-7M.In vacuoles of the vanadocytes we previously pointed out a close energetic correlation between the concentrations of vanadium ions and protons accumulated by vacuolar-type H^+-ATPases (V-ATPases) expressed on the vacuole membrane. As the first step to elucidate the energetics, we isolated cDNA encoding subunit C of V-ATPase which plays the role of regulating ATPase activity and confirmed that the pH-sensitive phenotype of the corresponding vma5 mutant of a budding yeast was rescued when the ascidian cDNA for subunit C was transformed. Furthermore, we obtained about 300 EST clones and extracted 50 proteins from the homogenate of vanadocytes using vanadium-affinity chromatography.
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Ueki,T.: "Exclusive expression of transketolase in the vanadocytes of the vanadium-rich ascidian, Ascidia sydneiensis samea."Biochim.Biophys.Acta. 1494. (2000)
Ueki,T.:“转酮醇酶在富含钒的海鞘(Ascidia sydneiensis Samea)的钒细胞中的独家表达。”Biochim.Biophys.Acta。
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Ueki,T.: "Subunit C of the vacuolar-type ATPase from the vanadium-rich ascidians, Ascidia sydneiensis samea, rescued the pH sensitivity of yeast vma5 mutants."Marine Biotech.. (in press). (2001)
Ueki,T.:“来自富含钒的海鞘(Ascidia sydneiensis Samea)的液泡型 ATP 酶的 C 亚基,挽救了酵母 vma5 突变体的 pH 敏感性。”海洋生物技术..(出版中)。
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Michibata, H.: "Physiological function of selective accumulation of vanadium in ascidian from sea water and its possible application"Nihon Kaisuigakkaishi. 53. 248-257 (1999)
Michibata, H.:“海水中海鞘选择性积累钒的生理功能及其可能的应用”Nihon Kaisuigakkaishi。
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    • 财政年份:
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      2002
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    • 项目类别:
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