INVESTIGADORES
MANGIALAVORI Irene Cecilia
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Interaction between PMCA and unsaturated fatty acids: The use of a photoactivatable oleic acid analog.
Autor/es:
MARIA FLORENCIA PIGNATARO; IRENE MANGIALAVORI; JOSÉ MARÍA DELFINO; JUAN PABLO ROSSI
Lugar:
San Miguel-Tucuman
Reunión:
Congreso; XLI. Reunión Anual de la Sociedad Argentina de Biofísica (SAB); 2012
Institución organizadora:
Sociedad de Biofísica Argentina
Resumen:
The lipid environment plays a central role in the regulation of integral
membrane proteins biological function. The modulation provided by the
surrounding phospholipids, both neutral or charged, has been extensively
described whereas some knowledge regarding regulation by unsaturated fatty
acids (UFAs) still remains to be gained. As an integral membrane protein example to
study this regulation, we chose plasma membrane Ca2+-ATPase (PMCA)
which is responsible for maintaining the low calcium levels in resting cells. Niggli
et al1 presented one of the first evidences regarding the UFAs
regulation over PMCA: Oleic acid increases both Vmax and Ca2+
affinity.
The purpose of this work was to further characterize the mechanisms
involved in the modulation exerted by UFAs on PMCA. With this aim, we studied
the interaction between purified PMCA of human red blood cells and a
photoactivatable oleic acid analog, 8-(5´-azido-O-hexanoyl-salicylamido)octanoic
acid (AS86)2. Our results showed that AS86 interacts non-covalently
with PMCA showing a biphasic behaviour, similar to that observed for the effect
of oleic acid1. Whenever AS86 interacts covalently with PMCA, it has
no effect on the ATPase activity in the presence of Ca2+ alone,
however, when Calmodulin (CaM) is present, increasing concentrations of this
probe, generates an inhibitory effect on PMCA activation by CaM. In order to provide
some insights in the elucidation of the region where UFAs may interact with
this enzyme, we performed several photolabeling experiments with this probe, to
consequently subject the sample to a mass spectrometer analysis (MALDI-TOF),
finding differential labeling in distinct domains of PMCA.
1.
Referencias: 1Niggli,V.,Adunyah, E.S., & Carafoli, E. (1981) J.
Biol. Chem. 256, 8588-8592
2Rossi, J.P.,Delfino, J.M., Caride,
A.J., & Fernández ,H.N. (1995) Biochemisty,31-11:3802-12
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