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V-ATPase H+ PUMP REGULATION IN FUEL ENERGY SELECTION

燃料能量选择中的 V-ATPase H 泵调节

基本信息

批准号：
8475614
负责人：
Karlett J Parra
金额：
$ 28.56万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH SCIS CTR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2009
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2009-08-01 至 2015-11-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8475614
关键词：
Acetyl Coenzyme A Acid-Base Equilibrium Address African American Alaska Native Aldehyde-Lyases American Indians Bacterial Toxins Binding Biochemical Biological Models Carbon Cell membrane Cells Chronic Kidney Failure Citrates Complement Complex Coupled Couples Defect Development Diabetes Mellitus Disease Elements Endosomes Energy Metabolism Enzymes Ethnic group Fatty Acids Fatty acid glycerol esters Fructose Functional disorder Genetic Glucose Glycolysis Goals Health Hispanics In Vitro Insulin Resistance Intercalated Cell Kidney Kidney Diseases Knowledge Link Lysosomes Macromolecular Complexes Malignant Neoplasms Malonyl Coenzyme A Measures Membrane Metabolic Metabolic Control Metabolic Diseases Metabolism Modeling Molecular Molecular Structure Nephrons Nutrient Obesity Organism Pathway interactions Physiology Process Measure Proteins Proton Pump Protons Public Health Pump Quality of life Race Regulation Research Risk Factors Saccharomyces cerevisiae Signal Transduction Sorting - Cell Movement Source Structure System Testing Vacuole Virus Warburg Effect Yeast Model System Yeasts cancer cell extracellular fatty acid metabolism fatty acid oxidation glucose metabolism in vivo insight interest kidney cell lipid metabolism lysosome membrane metabolic abnormality assessment mutant novel oxidation pH Homeostasis reconstitution response vacuolar H+-ATPase

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): V-ATPases are conserved proton pumps important to pH homeostasis. Located at the membrane of lysosomes, vacuoles and endosomes, V-ATPases sustain the acidic luminal pH needed for protein sorting and degradation; and for entry of viruses and bacterial toxins into host cells. Cells specialized for active proton secretion such as the 1-intercalated cells of the kidney nephron, express V-ATPases at the plasma membrane where they fine-tune the systemic acid-base balance. It is our goal to demonstrate the fundamental mechanisms that carefully regulate V-ATPase function and assembly in order to gain insight into how V- ATPases assist in controlling luminal, cytosolic, and extracellular pH. V-ATPases are dynamic structures that reversibly disassemble to control pH. In yeast and kidney cells, activity and V-ATPase assembly are coupled with glycolysis, but the mechanisms involved are unclear. Using yeast model systems, we have shown a novel link between V-ATPases and the glucose-fatty acid cycle, suggesting that glucose and lipid metabolism remodel pH homeostasis via effects on V-ATPases. It is our hypothesis that V-ATPase assembly is regulated as a means of maintaining cellular pH homeostasis when metabolism switches between glucose and fatty acids. We propose that a complex consisting of the V-ATPase pump and glycolytic enzymes functionally and structurally couples pH homeostasis and energy metabolism; and that metabolic control of this macromolecular structure regulates V-ATPase assembly. Three specific aims will test this model: Aim 1 will dissect the metabolic signals that link V-ATPase to the glycolytic pathway; Aim 2 will elucidate the mechanisms by which regulation of glycolytic enzymes remodels V-ATPase assembly and activity; and Aim 3 will establish how activation of the glucose-fatty acid cycle cross-talks to V-ATPases. In order to accomplish the aims proposed, this study will measure V-ATPase assembly and disassembly in vma mutants and metabolic mutants deficient in key steps of glycolysis, 2- oxidation of fatty acids, and the glucose-fatty acid cycle. Parallels will be established between intracellular levels of metabolic intermediates and dynamics of binding between V-ATPase and glycolytic enzymes enabling us to understand how V-ATPases assist cells in adjusting to metabolic changes. Because of the complexity involved in both comprehensive metabolic studies and regulation of V-ATPase pumps by reversible disassembly, S. cerevisiae is an outstanding system to address this mechanism at both the genetic and biochemical levels. By showing the contribution of V-ATPases, new insights into the mechanisms that tune fuel energy selection will emerge. Cancer cells use V-ATPases to regulate pH as a result of changes in metabolism; thus new knowledge on the mechanisms by which V-ATPases maintain pH homeostasis in cancer may be revealed. As pathophysiology of the glucose-fatty acid cycle results in metabolic disorders including diabetes and chronic kidney disease, our studies will also contribute towards their understanding.

描述（由申请人提供）：V-ATP酶是对pH稳态重要的保守质子泵。V-ATP酶位于溶酶体、空泡和内体的膜上，维持蛋白质分选和降解以及病毒和细菌毒素进入宿主细胞所需的酸性管腔pH。专门用于活性质子分泌的细胞，如肾单位的I-嵌入细胞，在质膜上表达V-ATP酶，在质膜上它们微调全身酸碱平衡。我们的目标是证明仔细调节V-ATP酶功能和组装的基本机制，以便深入了解V-ATP酶如何帮助控制管腔，胞质和细胞外pH。V-ATP酶是可逆地分解以控制pH的动态结构。在酵母和肾细胞中，活性和V-ATP酶组装与糖酵解偶联，但所涉及的机制尚不清楚。使用酵母模型系统，我们已经显示了V-ATP酶和葡萄糖-脂肪酸循环之间的新联系，表明葡萄糖和脂质代谢通过对V-ATP酶的影响重塑pH稳态。我们的假设是，当代谢在葡萄糖和脂肪酸之间切换时，V-ATP酶组装被调节为维持细胞pH稳态的一种手段。我们建议，一个复杂的V-ATP酶泵和糖酵解酶组成的功能和结构的夫妇pH值的稳态和能量代谢，这种大分子结构的代谢控制调节V-ATP酶组装。三个具体的目标将测试这个模型：目标1将剖析的代谢信号，连接V-ATP酶的糖酵解途径;目标2将阐明的机制，通过调节糖酵解酶重塑V-ATP酶的组装和活性;和目标3将建立如何激活葡萄糖-脂肪酸循环交叉会谈的V-ATP酶。为了实现所提出的目标，本研究将测量V-ATP酶的组装和拆卸的VMA突变体和代谢突变体的糖酵解，2-氧化的脂肪酸和葡萄糖-脂肪酸循环的关键步骤的缺陷。将建立平行的细胞内水平的代谢中间体和V-ATP酶和糖酵解酶之间的结合动力学，使我们能够了解V-ATP酶如何协助细胞调节代谢变化。由于综合代谢研究和通过可逆分解调节V-ATPase泵的复杂性，S。酿酒酵母是在遗传和生物化学水平上解决这一机制的杰出系统。通过展示V-ATP酶的贡献，将出现对调节燃料能量选择的机制的新见解。癌细胞使用V-ATP酶来调节pH作为代谢变化的结果;因此可以揭示关于V-ATP酶维持癌症中pH稳态的机制的新知识。由于葡萄糖-脂肪酸循环的病理生理学会导致包括糖尿病和慢性肾病在内的代谢紊乱，我们的研究也将有助于对它们的理解。