HORMONE REGULATION OF (CA+2)I IN PANCREATIC ACINAR CELLS
(CA 2)I 在胰腺腺泡细胞中的激素调节
基本信息
- 批准号:3238527
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 16.82万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1987
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1987-09-01 至 1994-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The principal objective of this proposal is to extend our studies of Ca2+
homeostasis in resting and stimulated pancreatic acinar cells. This
constitutes an essential stage towards understanding the mechanisms of
release and reloading of intracellular Ca2+ stores during [Ca2+]i
oscillation, and upon termination of cell stimulation. Over the last few
years we have developed techniques: to specifically label the agonist--
mobilizable intracellular pool with (45)Ca in intact cells; to measure
(45)Ca fluxes mediated by conductive pathways in intact and permeabilized
cells and Ca2+ pump-mediated-(45)Ca fluxes in permeabilized cells; to
measure free cytosolic Ca 2+ concentration with Fura 2 in cell suspension
and in single pancreatic acinus. We have also identified the presence of a
cytosolic Ca2+ binding protein which inhibits IP3-mediated Ca 2+ release.
Using these techniques the immediate aims of the proposal are to 1)
determine the route of Ca 2+ entry across the plasma membrane during
stimulation and reloading. This should reveal the role of the cytosolic Ca
2+ pool in controlling reloading of intracellular Ca 2+ stores, 2)
characterize [Ca2+]i oscillation of pancreatic acinus and single cells
within the acinus in an attempt to determine the role of pool Ca 2+ content
and [Ca2+]i in regulating Ca2+ oscillation, 3) define the activation of the
intracellular Ca2+ pump by agonists and protein kinases, 4) study the
overall regulation of IP3 binding and IP3-mediated Ca 2+ release by the
cytosolic inhibitory Ca 2+ binding protein, 5) purify the inhibitory
protein and characterize its interaction with the IP3-mobilizable Ca 2+
pool and its distribution in various cells. Regulation of the interaction
of this protein with the IP3-activated Ca 2+ channel has the potential of
providing a temporal aspect to regulation of IP3-mediated Ca 2+ release and
thus resulting in Ca2+ oscillation.
We hope that our basic studies are providing techniques to test hypotheses
on hormonal regulation of cellular Ca2+ pathways controlling free cytosolic
Ca 2+ and will bring us closer toward understanding Ca 2+ homeostasis and
Ca 2+ oscillation by the stimulated pancreatic acinar cell.
这一建议的主要目的是扩展我们对Ca 2+的研究
在静息和刺激的胰腺腺泡细胞中的稳态。这
这是了解其机制的一个重要阶段,
[Ca ~(2+)]i过程中细胞内Ca ~(2+)库的释放和重新加载
振荡,并在细胞刺激终止时。过去几
多年来,我们已经开发了技术:专门标记激动剂--
完整细胞中含有(45)Ca的可动员细胞内池;以测量
(45)在完整和透化的细胞中由传导途径介导的Ca通量
细胞和透化细胞中Ca 2+泵介导的-(45)Ca通量;
用Fura 2测定细胞悬液中游离Ca ~(2+)浓度
单个胰腺腺泡。我们还发现了一种
胞浆Ca 2+结合蛋白,抑制IP 3介导的Ca 2+释放。
使用这些技术,该提案的直接目标是:1)
确定钙离子进入细胞膜的途径,
刺激和重新加载。这将揭示细胞质Ca ~(2+)
2+库在控制细胞内Ca 2+库再负荷中的作用;
胰腺腺泡和单个细胞[Ca 2 +]i振荡的特征
在腺泡内,试图确定钙池含量的作用
和[Ca ~(2+)]i在调节Ca ~(2+)振荡中的作用;
细胞内钙泵的激动剂和蛋白激酶,4)研究
IP 3结合和IP 3介导的Ca 2+释放的整体调节
胞浆抑制性钙结合蛋白; 5)纯化抑制性钙结合蛋白
蛋白质,并表征其与IP 3-可动员的Ca 2+的相互作用
池及其在各种细胞中的分布。相互作用的调节
这种蛋白质与IP 3激活的Ca 2+通道有可能
为IP 3介导的Ca 2+释放的调节提供时间方面,
从而导致Ca 2+振荡。
我们希望我们的基础研究能提供检验假设的技术
对细胞内游离钙通道的激素调节
这将使我们更接近于理解Ca 2+的稳态,
胰腺腺泡细胞受刺激后的Ca ~(2+)振荡。
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