SR-BI MEDIATED SELECTIVE CHOLESTEROL ESTER UPTAKE
SR-BI 介导的选择性胆固醇酯摄取
基本信息
- 批准号:6707547
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.05万
- 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:2001-03-01 至 2006-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: There is interest in understanding the factors that regulate HDL
and apoA-I levels in humans as these are inversely correlated with the risk for
atherosclerotic vascular disease. Plasma levels of HDL and apoA-I are related
to the rate of apoA-I catabolism rather than apoA-I production. Neither the
mechanisms underlying accelerated catabolism nor the site(s) of apoA-I removal
from plasma have been clearly delineated. This proposal focuses on the role of
the HDL receptor, SR-B1, in regulating apoA-I catabolic rate. SR-B1 delivers
cholesteryl ester to cells via a process that is fundamentally distinct from
receptor-mediated endocytosis. During this process, HDL binds to SR-B1 on the
cell surface and transfers cholesteryl ester from the core of the particle to
the cell without internalization of the apolipoprotein moiety. Despite the
absence of apolipoprotein uptake, increased selective lipid uptake in the liver
mediated by SR-B1 is associated with increased catabolism of apoA-I, and at
least some of this catabolism occurs in the kidney. Thus, a central hypothesis
of this proposal is that SR-B1 interaction with HDL initiates changes in the
lipoprotein particle that promotes subsequent catabolism by a mechanism that is
independent of SR-B1. SR-B1 binds with high affinity a number of different
lipoprotein particles in addition to HDL, including VLDL, LDL, and oxidized
LDL. The important metabolic event subsequent to lipoprotein binding by SR-B1
is the selective delivery of CE from the core of particles to cells. We propose
that apoA-I is a critical ligand for SR-B1-mediated selective uptake, and that
apoA-I conformation on the HDL particle can influence its interaction with
SR-B1 to impede or promote receptor binding and/or selective uptake. The
efficiency of selective uptake mediated by SR-B1:apoA-I interaction can be
modulated by properties of the HDL particle (lipid composition, apolipoprotein
content, or the structure of apoA-I itself). These hypotheses will be tested by
defining: 1) the sub-population of HDL particles that are the preferred
substrate for SR-B1-mediated lipid transfer; 2) the structure and composition
of HDL particles after processing by SR-B1 (including the potential for apoA-I
proteolysis); and 3) the metabolic fate of HDL particles after SR-B1
processing. Understanding the role of SR-B1 in HDL metabolism could define new
areas for potential therapeutic assault.
描述:有兴趣了解调节HDL的因素
和apoA-I水平,因为这些与以下风险呈负相关:
动脉粥样硬化性血管疾病血浆HDL和apoA-I水平相关
与apoA-I的催化速率有关,而不是与apoA-I的产生速率有关。无论是
apoA-I清除位点加速catabolism的机制
已经被清楚地描述了。本建议侧重于以下方面的作用:
高密度脂蛋白受体SR-B1在调节apoA-I分解代谢速率中的作用。SR-B1提供
胆固醇酯通过一个过程,这是根本不同的细胞
受体介导的内吞作用。在此过程中,HDL与SR-B1结合,
细胞表面,并将胆固醇酯从颗粒的核心转移到
没有载脂蛋白部分内化的细胞。尽管
无载脂蛋白摄取,肝脏中选择性脂质摄取增加
由SR-B1介导的与apoA-I的催化活性增加有关,
至少有一部分是发生在肾脏。因此,一个中心假设
SR-B1与HDL的相互作用引发了HDL的变化。
一种脂蛋白颗粒,通过一种机制促进随后的catalysis,
独立于SR-B1。SR-B1以高亲和力结合许多不同的
脂蛋白颗粒除了HDL,包括VLDL,LDL,和氧化
低密度脂蛋白SR-B1结合脂蛋白后的重要代谢事件
是CE从颗粒核心到细胞的选择性递送。我们提出
apoA-I是SR-B1介导的选择性摄取的关键配体,
HDL颗粒上的apoA-I构象可以影响其与
SR-B1阻碍或促进受体结合和/或选择性摄取。的
由SR-B1:apoA-I相互作用介导的选择性摄取的效率可以是
由HDL颗粒(脂质成分、载脂蛋白
内容,或apoA-I本身的结构)。这些假设将由以下人员进行检验:
定义:1)优选的HDL颗粒的亚群
SR-B1介导的脂质转移的底物; 2)结构和组成
经SR-B1处理后的HDL颗粒(包括apoA-I的可能性
蛋白水解);和3)SR-B1后HDL颗粒的代谢命运
处理.了解SR-B1在HDL代谢中的作用可以定义新的
潜在治疗攻击的区域
项目成果
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- 资助金额:
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