Solubilization and characterization of PGE2 receptor in porcine ciliary epithelium.

N Sano, H Shichi
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Abstract

PGE2 binding sites or receptors of porcine ciliary nonpigmented epithelial (NPE) and pigmented epithelial (PE) membranes were solubilized with detergents (CHAPS and Triton X100). From the Scatchard plots of PGE2 binding to CHAPS-solubilized proteins, the Kd and Bmax values were calculated to be 35 nM and 470 fmol/mg protein for NPE protein and 65 nM and 430 fmol/mg protein for PE protein, respectively. On the basis of the Kd and Bmax values, the solubilized receptor proteins correspond to PGE2 binding sites of the membranes which have previously been shown to be coupled to adenylate cyclase inhibition. For both NPE and PE proteins, the order of binding potency was PGE2 > PGF2 alpha > PGD2. By gel filtration chromatography of NPE and PE proteins, the molecular mass of the major PGE2 binding peak was estimated to be about 150 KDa when solubilized in CHAPS and 46 KDa for Triton X100 extracts. The Bmax values of membrane-associated binding proteins were increased by GTP, indicating a close association of the PGE2 binding sites with a GTP-binding protein. However, GTP did not affect the Bmax values of detergent-solubilized receptor proteins.

猪纤毛上皮中PGE2受体的增溶及特性研究。
用清洁剂(CHAPS和Triton X100)溶解猪纤毛非色素上皮(NPE)和色素上皮(PE)膜的PGE2结合位点或受体。根据PGE2与chaps溶解蛋白结合的Scatchard图,计算出NPE蛋白的Kd和Bmax值分别为35 nM和470 fmol/mg蛋白,PE蛋白的Kd和Bmax值分别为65 nM和430 fmol/mg蛋白。根据Kd和Bmax值,溶解的受体蛋白对应于先前已被证明与腺苷酸环化酶抑制耦合的膜的PGE2结合位点。NPE和PE蛋白的结合能力顺序为PGE2 > PGF2 α > PGD2。通过NPE和PE蛋白的凝胶过滤层析,估计在CHAPS中溶解时PGE2结合峰的分子量约为150 KDa,而Triton X100提取物的分子量约为46 KDa。GTP增加了膜相关结合蛋白的Bmax值,表明PGE2结合位点与GTP结合蛋白密切相关。然而,GTP不影响洗涤剂溶解受体蛋白的Bmax值。
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