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Mechanisms of 'run-down' of calcium channels

Mechanisms of 'run-down' of calcium channels
钙通道“耗尽”的机制
批准号:
63570044
负责人:
KAMEYAMA Masaki
金额:
$1.34万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
1988
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1988 至 1989

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用电生理和生化方法研究了一种激活L型钙离子通道的细胞质蛋白。首先,我们试图建立一种利用脂泡纯化牛心肌钙离子通道的方法。钙通道激活蛋白(CCAP)由凝胶过滤柱层析出,表观分子量(M‘r)为200-300×10^3。在DEAE-Sepharose层析柱上,CCAP在100-150 mM KCl处洗脱。经SDS-PAGE分析,部分纯化的CCAP的M‘r约为100×10~(-3)。这些生化特性明显不同于cAMP依赖的蛋白激酶或钙通道的任何亚单位。第二,CCAP可恢复心肌细胞内向外膜片钙通道的活动。通道数和单通道电导均不受CCAP的影响,但通道的开放概率显著增加。第三,我们研究了CCAP的组织分布。来自大脑、心脏、骨骼肌、肝脏或肾脏的匀浆的上清液部分被应用于心脏钙离子通道,而这些通道以前是由内向外的补丁。脑、心脏、骨骼肌和肝脏的组织提取液,而不是肾脏的组织提取物,使通道从衰败中恢复。这些结果表明,L型钙通道的活性是由细胞质蛋白CCAP维持的。这将是非常重要的。在未来的研究中,进一步确定该蛋白的特征,并阐明CCAP参与的可能调控机制。
英文摘要
A cytoplasmic protein that activates L-type Ca^<2+> channel was investigated by using both electrophysiological and biochemical methods. First, we attempted to establish a purification procedure using lipid vesicles into which bovine cardiac Ca^<2+> channels were reconstituted. The Ca^<2+> channel activating protein (CCAP) was eluted from a gel-filtration column as a mass having an apparent molecular weight (M'_r) of 200-300 x 10^3. On DEAE-sepharose chromatography, CCAP was eluted at 100-150 mM KCl. The partially Purified CCAP had M'_r of about 100 x 10^3 on SDS-polyacrylamid gel electrophoresis. These biochemical properties were clearly different from the cAMP- dependent protein kinase or any subunit of the Ca^<2+> channel. Second, CCAP could restore the activity of Ca^<2+> channel in inside-out patches of cardiac myocytes. Neither number of channels nor single channel conductance was affected by CCAP, but open-state probability of the channel was dramatically increased by CCAP. Third, we investigated tissue distribution of CCAP. A supernatant fraction of the homogenate from brain, heart, skeletal muscle, liver or kidney was applied to cardiac Ca^<2+> channels which were previously led to 'run-down' in inside-out patches. The tissue extracts from brain, heart, skeletal muscle and liver, but not kidney, recovered the channels from the run-down.These results suggest that the activity of the L-type Ca^<2+> channel is maintained by the cyto- plasmic protein CCAP. It would be important. in future studies to characterize this protein further and to clarify possible regulatory mechanisms in which CCAP is involved.
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亀山正樹: "膜電位依存性Caチャネルの調節機構" 実験医学. 7. 218-223 (1989)
Masaki Kameyama:“膜电压门控 Ca 通道的调节机制”实验医学 7. 218-223 (1989)。
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Kameyama,A: "Calcium efflux through cardiac calcium channels reconstituted into liposomesーFlux measurement with furaー2." Biochem.Biophys.Res.Comm.154. 1067-1074 (1988)
Kameyama,A:“通过重构脂质体的心脏钙通道的钙流出 - 使用 fura-2 进行通量测量。”154(1988)。
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Kameyama,A.: "Partial purification of the cytoplasmic protein that activates Lーtype calcium channel." Jpn.J.Physiol. 39. 64 (1989)
Kameyama, A.:“激活 L 型钙通道的细胞质蛋白的部分纯化。”Jpn.J.Physiol。39. 64 (1989)
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亀山正樹: "心筋Caチャネルの性質とその調節機構" 心臓. 21. 234-241 (1989)
Masaki Kameyama:“心脏 Ca 通道的特性及其调节机制” Cardiac 21. 234-241 (1989)
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