Sickle Red Cell K+ Transporter Genetics in S. cerevisiae
酿酒酵母中镰状红细胞 K 转运蛋白遗传学
基本信息
- 批准号:6524784
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 17万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-09-30 至 2004-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant):
The dehydrated state of the densest erythrocytes in sickle cell disease
accelerates deoxygenation-induced polymerization of HbS and consequent,
preferential sickling of these dense cells. Activity of the KCC K-Cl
cotransporters and the IK1 K(ca) channel mediates nearly all of this
dehydration. Pharmacological blockade of these K efflux pathways inhibits
cellular dehydration in vitro in mouse models of sickle cell disease, and in
patients, may bring clinical benefit. Understanding the mechanisms of ion
transport by K-Cl cotransporters and of K ion permeation through the IK1 K(ca)
channel is critical to development of safe pharmacological blockers of higher
potency and specificity. Structure-function relationship studies using
site-directed mutagenesis are underway for KCC K-Cl cotransporters and for the
K(ca) IK1. Though productive, these studies are relatively slow.
Experiments proposed in this R21 application will utilize strains of S.
cerevisiae deficient in high-affinity K ion uptake in order to perform
extensive, unbiased structure-function studies of K-Cl cotransporters and the
IK1 K(ca) channel. A selection system has already been validated for KCC1. A
selection system for IK1 is under development. The proposed experiments will
accelerate production and selection of mutants exhibiting loss-of-function and
gain-of-function phenotypes. In addition, the system should permit development
of a high throughput screen for inhibitors of K ion uptake by these pathways.
These goals will be achieved through pursuit of the following Specific Aims: 1)
To validate, characterize, and standardize growth rescue of trk1delta/trk2delta
S. cerevisiae in nonpermissive growth conditions by expression of cDNAs
encoding KCC K-Cl cotransporters. 2) To define structural regions of KCC1
important to ion transport, to cation and anion selectivity, to inhibitor
sensitivity, to a recently discovered dominant negative phenotype, and to acute
regulation. This will be achieved by saturation mutagenesis of defined
subregions of KCC K-Cl cotransporters, and screening mutants for their ability
to rescue growth of trk1delta/trk2delta S. cerevisiae. Select mutants will be
further studied in Xenopus oocytes and mammalian cells. 3) (Provisional Aim):
Time permitting, to improve, validate, and standardize growth rescue of
trk1delta/trk2delta S. cerevisiae by expression in nonpermissive conditions of
cDNA encoding the mammalian IK1 K(ca) channel.
描述(由申请人提供):
镰状细胞病患者致密红细胞的脱水状态
加速脱氧诱导的HbS聚合,
这些致密细胞的优先镰状化。KCC K-Cl活性
协同转运蛋白和IK 1 K(ca)通道几乎介导了所有这些过程
脱水这些K外排途径的药理学阻断抑制了
镰状细胞病小鼠模型的体外细胞脱水,以及
患者,可能带来临床效益。了解离子的机制
K-Cl协同转运蛋白的转运和K离子通过IK 1 K(ca)的渗透
通道是开发安全的药理学阻断剂的关键,
效力和特异性。结构-功能关系研究,使用
KCC K-Cl协同转运蛋白和
K(ca)IK1。虽然这些研究成果丰硕,但进展相对缓慢。
在该R21申请中提出的实验将利用S.
酿酒酵母缺乏高亲和力K离子吸收,以执行
K-Cl协同转运蛋白的广泛、无偏倚的结构-功能研究,
IK 1钾通道。KCC 1的甄选系统已经过验证。一
IK 1的筛选系统正在开发中。拟议的实验将
加速产生和选择表现出功能丧失的突变体,
功能获得表型。此外,该系统应允许开发
的高通量筛选抑制剂钾离子吸收这些途径。
这些目标将通过追求以下具体目标来实现:1)
验证、表征和标准化trk 1 delta/trk 2 delta的生长挽救
S.通过cDNA表达在非允许生长条件下的酿酒酵母
编码KCC K-Cl共转运蛋白。2)定义KCC 1的结构区域
对离子转运、阳离子和阴离子选择性、抑制剂
敏感性,最近发现的显性阴性表型,和急性
调控这将通过饱和诱变确定的
KCC K-Cl共转运蛋白的亚区,并筛选突变体的能力,
以拯救trk 1delta/trk 2delta S的生长。啤酒。选择突变体将是
在非洲爪蟾卵母细胞和哺乳动物细胞中进一步研究。3)(暂定目标):
时间允许的话,改进、验证和标准化
trk1delta/trk2delta S.酿酒酵母通过在非允许条件下表达
编码哺乳动物IK 1 K(ca)通道的cDNA。
项目成果
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