ASYMMETRIC DISTRIBUTION OF CHOLESTEROL IN MEMBRANES
ASYMMETRIC DISTRIBUTION OF CHOLESTEROL IN MEMBRANES
批准号:
2021937
负责人:
Friedhelm Schroeder
金额:
$17.14万
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
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1987-03-01 至 1999-11-30
关键词:
L cell binding proteins cell membrane chemical binding cholesterol circular dichroism fluorimetry immunofluorescence technique intracellular transport laboratory rabbit ligands lysosomes membrane lipids membrane structure microsomes mitochondria molecular site organelles peroxisome protein isoforms protein structure function recombinant proteins sterols transport proteins western blottings
中文摘要
胆固醇在细胞和细胞膜中的分布并不均匀。没有
迄今为止,只有一种机制可以解释细胞内胆固醇的运输。
甾醇载体蛋白-2(SCP-2)介导的转移最少
明白SCP-2作为蛋白质家族存在[主要是13(SCP-2),15
(pro-SCP-2),29(SCP-y)和58(SCP-x)kDa形式]产生于单个
基因和共享一个共同的13 kDa的C-末端。它们在N-末端
靶向序列、细胞内定位和推测的功能。
然而,目前还没有普遍的共识,是否有任何SCP-2甚至
结合胆固醇或这些无处不在的蛋白质
介导甾醇转移。除了一个例外,
有证据表明任何SCP-2的功能都是在胆固醇运输中,
完整的细胞在本申请中,重组SCP-2将用于
解决这些问题:
1)表征重组SCP-2的配体结合位点。虽然
无内源性配体与13 kDa SCP-2共纯化,荧光和
放射性标记的甾醇显示存在单个甾醇结合位点。
这些研究将扩展到探索配体结合位点(S)
15、29和58 kDa SCP-2。
2)研究SCP-2形式在靶向胆固醇中的作用
在体外细胞内膜组分和细胞器之间的转移。
13 kDa SCP-2差异转移固醇:质膜>
微粒体>>线粒体。所有SCP-2形式的目标是特定的
膜将被确定。
3)检查SCP-2形式在细胞内的分布和作用,
完整细胞中的细胞内固醇运输和流出。转染
表达13或15 kDa SCP-2s的L-细胞增强摄取和酯化
培养基来源的胆固醇和质膜来源的氧化
胆固醇所有四个SCP-2在胆固醇流出和
将在转染细胞中检查细胞内运输。
4)体外探索SCP-2形式调节的机制
膜内胆固醇结构域。13 kDa SCP-2重新分配
胆固醇在体外模型膜和质膜内,
增强甾醇解吸。四种SCP-2对细胞膜的影响
在转染的细胞中测定甾醇结构域。
这些实验应该产生新的见解的功能,
SCP-2s,并提供了关于胆固醇结构域调节的新数据。
这将有助于我们了解涉及异常的疾病
胆固醇吸收以及胆固醇运输和/或
积累(过氧化物酶体缺乏,癌症,动脉粥样硬化,衰老)。
英文摘要
Cholesterol is not uniformly distributed in the cell and in membranes. No
single mechanism to date explains intracellular cholesterol trafficking.
Sterol carrier protein-2 (SCP-2) mediated transfer is the least
understood. SCP-2 exists as a family of proteins [primarily 13 (SCP-2), 15
(pro-SCP-2), 29 (SCP-y), and 58 (SCP-x) kDa forms] arising from a single
gene and sharing a common 13 kDa C-terminus. They differ in N-terminal
targeting sequences, intracellular localization, and presumably function.
However, there is as yet no general agreement on whether any SCP-2s even
bind cholesterol or on the mechanism(s) whereby these ubiquitous proteins
mediate sterol transfer in vitro. With a single exception there is no
evidence that any of the SCP-2s function in cholesterol trafficking in
intact cells. In this application recombinant SCP-2s will be used to
address these issues:
1) Characterize the ligand binding site(s) of recombinant SCP-2s. Although
no endogenous ligand copurified with 13 kDa SCP-2, fluorescent and
radiolabeled sterols show the presence of a single sterol binding site.
These studies will be extended to explore the ligand binding site(s) of
the 15, 29, and 58 kDa SCP-2s.
2) Investigate the role of the SCP-2 forms in targeting cholesterol
transfer between intracellular membrane fractions and organelles in vitro.
The 13 kDa SCP-2 differentially transfers sterol: plasma membranes >
microsomes >> mitochondria. Targeting by all SCP-2 forms to specific
membranes will be determined.
3) Examine the intracellular distribution and role of the SCP-2 forms on
intracellular sterol trafficking and efflux in intact cells. Transfected
L-cells expressing 13 or 15 kDa SCP-2s enhanced uptake and esterification
of medium derived cholesterol and oxidation of plasma membrane derived
cholesterol. The role of all four SCP-2s in cholesterol efflux and
intracellular trafficking will be examined in transfected cells.
4) Explore in vitro the mechanism whereby the SCP-2 forms regulate
intramembrane cholesterol domain structure. The 13 kDa SCP-2 redistributes
cholesterol within model membranes and plasma membranes in vitro to
enhance sterol desorption. The effect of all four SCP-2s on membrane
sterol domains will be determined in transfected cells.
These experiments should yield novel insights into the function of the
SCP-2s and provide new data on regulation of cholesterol domain structure.
This will contribute to our understanding of diseases involving abnormal
cholesterol absorption as well as cholesterol trafficking and/or
accumulation (peroxisomal deficiency, cancer, atherosclerosis, aging).
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批准号:8006743
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$24.31万
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财政年份:2010
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依托单位:
Asymmetric Distribution of Cholesterol in Membranes
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批准号:6827874
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资助金额:$33.47万
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