BICALMODULIN PARTITION & MOLECULAR GENETICS OF PARAMECIU
BICALMODULIN分区
基本信息
- 批准号:2701494
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 24.62万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1995
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1995-05-15 至 1999-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Paramecium X ray crystallography alleles binding proteins calmodulin cell membrane cilium /flagellum motility electrophysiology gene complementation gene expression gene mutation membrane channels membrane potentials membrane proteins microinjections molecular cloning nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy nucleic acid sequence phenotype site directed mutagenesis
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: Dr. Ching Kung requests five years of support to continue
his studies on the role of calmodulin in the swimming behavior of the
ciliate, Parmecium. The swimming behavior of Paramecium is regulated
by the activities of membrane ion channels. These ion channels are in
turn regulated by calcium and by the calcium binding protein calmodulin.
Each calcium action potential induces a reversal of the ciliary motion
and a burst of backwards swimming. The Na+ current sustains the action
potential and increases the backwards swimming. Outward K+ currents
tend to end the action potential. In 1983, Dr. Kung and his
collaborators isolated a Parmecium mutant that they termed
"pantophobiac" (pnt); it swims backwards for longer periods than do
wildtype cells. This behavioral phenotype was the result of a mutation
in the single calmodulin gene. Mutants that have extended or short
backward swimming bouts were also isolated. Rather surprisingly,
mutants that swim backwards for shorter periods (fast-2) also were in
the calmodulin gene. While the pnt mutants are in the carboxy terminal
part of the protein, the fast-2 mutants are in the amino terminal lobe.
When the currents are investigated, the C-terminal mutants are missing
or have reduced K+ current and the N-terminal mutants have reduced Na+
current. This segregation of mutant phenotypes and location is based
on 13 mutations and none of the 13 tested fell into the central region
of the protein. These observations have lead to the hypothesis that
will tested further in this proposal that the calmodulin molecule is
bifunctional. One end can interact with one set of molecules and the
other end can interact with different molecules. Dr. Kung and his
collaborators have tested whether Paramecium calmodulin can activate
calcineurin, which is a calmodulin dependent protein phosphatase. They
find that wildtype and C-terminal mutants can activate it, but N-
terminal mutants cannot.
This proposal has five specific aims. The partitioning of mutant alleles
to the two ends will be examined further by the isolation of additional
pantophobic and fast-2 mutants. Mutations generated in vitro will also
be examined. The Paramecium calmodulin protein has been crystallized
at 1.8 A resolution and they will examine the location of the mutants
on the crystal structure with the idea that specific surfaces may be
affected in the two types of mutants. In later years, mutant
calmodulins will be examined by X-ray crystallography and NMR. In the
second aim, the bifunctionality of calmodulin will be tested in
collaboration with other laboratories that have assays for calmodulin-
activated enzymes. These include calcineurin, red cell C++-ATPase,
adenylate cyclase, myosin light chain kinase, Ca-calmodulin dependent
protein kinase, and phosphodiesterase. In the third aim, they will
attempt to clone two calmodulin-binding membrane proteins that they have
identified in the last grant period. In a similar vein, they will finish
isolating and characterizing homologs of K+ and Na+/Ca++channel genes.
In a fourth aim, attempts will be made to improve transformation so that
behavioral mutants can be rescued by transformation and complementation.
In the final goal, a procedure known as PAJAMAS will be used to develop
a method for depleting the macronucleus of a particular sequence so that
reverse genetics can be done in Paramecium.
描述:龚博士要求五年的支持,以继续
项目成果
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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2173966 - 财政年份:1995
- 资助金额:
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