INVESTIGADORES
BOUZAT Cecilia Beatriz
artículos
Título:
Glutamine 57 at the complementary binding site face is a key determinant of morantel selectivity for Ñ7 nicotinic receptors
Autor/es:
M BARTOS,; PRICE KERRY; LUMMIS S; C BOUZAT
Revista:
JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
Editorial:
AMER SOC BIOCHEMISTRY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY INC
Referencias:
Año: 2009 vol. 284 p. 21478 - 21487
ISSN:
0021-9258
Resumen:
Nicotinic receptors (AChRs) play key roles in synaptic transmission.
We explored activation of neuronal 7 and mammalian
muscle AChRs by morantel and oxantel. Our results
revealed a novel action of morantel as a high efficacy and more
potent agonist than ACh of 7 receptors. The EC50 for activation
by morantel of both 7 and 7-5HT3A receptors is 7-fold
lower than that determined for ACh. The minimum morantel
concentration required to activate 7-5HT3A channels is 6-fold
lower than that of ACh, and activation episodes are more prolonged
than in the presence of ACh. By contrast, oxantel is a
weak agonist of 7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in7 and mammalian
muscle AChRs by morantel and oxantel. Our results
revealed a novel action of morantel as a high efficacy and more
potent agonist than ACh of 7 receptors. The EC50 for activation
by morantel of both 7 and 7-5HT3A receptors is 7-fold
lower than that determined for ACh. The minimum morantel
concentration required to activate 7-5HT3A channels is 6-fold
lower than that of ACh, and activation episodes are more prolonged
than in the presence of ACh. By contrast, oxantel is a
weak agonist of 7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in7 receptors. The EC50 for activation
by morantel of both 7 and 7-5HT3A receptors is 7-fold
lower than that determined for ACh. The minimum morantel
concentration required to activate 7-5HT3A channels is 6-fold
lower than that of ACh, and activation episodes are more prolonged
than in the presence of ACh. By contrast, oxantel is a
weak agonist of 7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in7 and 7-5HT3A receptors is 7-fold
lower than that determined for ACh. The minimum morantel
concentration required to activate 7-5HT3A channels is 6-fold
lower than that of ACh, and activation episodes are more prolonged
than in the presence of ACh. By contrast, oxantel is a
weak agonist of 7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in7-5HT3A channels is 6-fold
lower than that of ACh, and activation episodes are more prolonged
than in the presence of ACh. By contrast, oxantel is a
weak agonist of 7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in7 and 7-5HT3A, and both drugs are very low
efficacy agonists of muscle AChRs. The replacement of Gln57 in57 in
7 by glycine, which is found in the equivalent position of the
muscle AChR, decreases the efficacy for activation and turns
morantel into a partial agonist. The reverse mutation in the
muscle AChR (G57Q) increases 7-fold the efficacy of morantel.
The mutations do not affect activation by ACh or oxantel, indicating
that this position is selective for morantel. In silico studies
show that the tetrahydropyrimidinyl group, common to both
drugs, is close to Trp149 of the principal face of the binding site,
whereas the other cyclic group is proximal to Gln57 of the complementary
face in morantel but not in oxantel. Thus, position
57 at the complementary face is a key determinant of the high
selectivity of morantel for 7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.7 by glycine, which is found in the equivalent position of the
muscle AChR, decreases the efficacy for activation and turns
morantel into a partial agonist. The reverse mutation in the
muscle AChR (G57Q) increases 7-fold the efficacy of morantel.
The mutations do not affect activation by ACh or oxantel, indicating
that this position is selective for morantel. In silico studies
show that the tetrahydropyrimidinyl group, common to both
drugs, is close to Trp149 of the principal face of the binding site,
whereas the other cyclic group is proximal to Gln57 of the complementary
face in morantel but not in oxantel. Thus, position
57 at the complementary face is a key determinant of the high
selectivity of morantel for 7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.In silico studies
show that the tetrahydropyrimidinyl group, common to both
drugs, is close to Trp149 of the principal face of the binding site,
whereas the other cyclic group is proximal to Gln57 of the complementary
face in morantel but not in oxantel. Thus, position
57 at the complementary face is a key determinant of the high
selectivity of morantel for 7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.149 of the principal face of the binding site,
whereas the other cyclic group is proximal to Gln57 of the complementary
face in morantel but not in oxantel. Thus, position
57 at the complementary face is a key determinant of the high
selectivity of morantel for 7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.57 of the complementary
face in morantel but not in oxantel. Thus, position
57 at the complementary face is a key determinant of the high
selectivity of morantel for 7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.7. These results provide new information
for further progress in drug design.