VOLTAGE-CLAMP STUDIES OF SODIUM PUMP CURRENT AND FLUX
钠泵电流和通量的电压钳研究
基本信息
- 批准号:3405877
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 20.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1985
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1985-05-01 至 1994-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The objective of this project is to obtain a greater understanding of the
voltage dependent step(s) in the reaction cycle of the Na/K pump. Four
specific aims are: 1) measure steady-state Na/K pump current-voltage
relationships (I-Vs) for various electrogenic modes of pump operation, 2)
test whether the stoichiometry of the Na/K pump is fixed at 3Na/2K and is
voltage-independent over wide-ranging conditions, 3) investigate transient
Na/K pump currents (pump charge movement), and 4) test whether pump-
mediated Na/Na exchange, though electroneutral, is voltage-dependent. To
achieve these aims, simultaneous measurements of changes in pump-mediated
current and flux, produced by exposure to the reversible pump inhibitor
dihydrodigitoxigenin (H2DTG), will be made in voltage-clamped, internally-
dialyzed squid giant axons. Control experiments have already demonstrated
that: 1) H2DTG has no direct effect on ionic conductances; 2) current and
22Na efflux derive from the same membrane area; 3) changes in passive K
current, due to changes of extracellular [K] on stopping the pump, are
largely prevented by K channel-blocking agents; 4) pump-mediated Na/Na
exchange has been minimized by adding high [ATP] and the phosphagens
phosphoenolpyruvate and phosphoarginine, to the dialysis fluid. Steady-
state Na/K pump I-Vs for the forward and reverse modes of pump operation
will be obtained under various conditions as the difference between
membrane I-Vs measured before and during exposure to H2DTG. The
stoichiometry of the Na/K pump can be investigated since appropriate
control experiments have shown that H2DTG-sensitive flux and current can be
equated with Na/K pump flux and current, and thus used to calculate the
ratio of Na to K transport, provided the pump transports no other ion.
Preliminary measurements of transient pump currents have been made in
voltage-clamped Xenopus oocytes in the absence of external K, which
presumably limits the pump to Na/Na exchange. A prediction from such
measurements, that pump-mediated electroneutral Na/Na exchange is voltage-
dependent, can be tested in squid axons by assessing the voltage dependence
of H2DTG-sensitive Na efflux from high-[ADP] axons into K-free seawater.
Further understanding of the Na/K pump of animal cells is important since
it maintains the Na electrochemical gradient which is essential for
excitability and for Na-coupled transport processes.
该项目的目标是更好地了解
Na/K泵的反应循环中的电压依赖性步骤。 四
具体目的是:1)测量稳态Na/K泵电流-电压
泵操作的各种生电模式的关系(I-Vs),2)
测试Na/K泵的化学计量是否固定在3 Na/2K,
在宽范围条件下与电压无关,3)研究瞬态
Na/K泵电流(泵电荷移动),以及4)测试泵-
介导的Na/Na交换虽然是电中性的,但却是电压依赖性的。 到
实现这些目标,同时测量泵介导的
暴露于可逆泵抑制剂产生的电流和通量
二氢洋地黄毒苷(H2 DTG),将在电压钳位,内部-
透析了鱿鱼的巨大轴突 对照实验已经证明
结果表明:1)H2 DTG对离子电导没有直接影响; 2)电流和
22 Na流出来自同一膜面积; 3)被动钾离子浓度的变化
电流,由于细胞外[K]的变化停止泵,是
钾通道阻断剂在很大程度上阻止; 4)泵介导的Na/Na
通过添加高[ATP]和磷酸盐,
磷酸烯醇丙酮酸和磷酸精氨酸。 稳住-
用于泵操作的正向和反向模式的状态Na/K泵I-Vs
将在各种条件下获得,
在暴露于H2 DTG之前和期间测量膜I-Vs。 的
可以研究Na/K泵的化学计量,因为适当的
控制实验表明,H2 DTG敏感通量和电流可以
等同于Na/K泵通量和电流,因此用于计算
Na与K传输的比率,前提是泵不传输其他离子。
瞬态泵电流的初步测量已在
电压钳爪蟾卵母细胞在没有外部K,
可能将泵限制于Na/Na交换。 一个这样的预测
测量,泵介导的电中性Na/Na交换是电压-
依赖,可以通过评估电压依赖性在鱿鱼轴突中进行测试
从高[ADP]轴突到无钾海水的H2 DTG敏感的Na流出。
进一步了解动物细胞的Na/K泵是重要的,因为
它保持了钠的电化学梯度,这对于
兴奋性和钠耦合运输过程。
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钠泵电流和通量的电压钳研究
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- 资助金额:
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