Stable Expression of Gastric Proton Pump Activity at the Cell Surface.
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Stable cell lines expressing the gastric proton pump α- and/or β-subunits were constructed. The cell line co-expressing the α-and β-subunits showed inward Rb+ transport, which was activated by Rb+ in a concentration-dependent manner. In the α+β-expressing cell line, rapid recovery of intracellular pH was also observed after acid load, indicating that this cell line transported protons outward. These ion transport activities were inhibited by a proton pump inhibitor, 2-methyl-8-(phenylmethoxy)imidazo[1, 2-a]pyridine-3-acetonitrile (SCH 28080). In a membrane fraction of the α+β-expressing cell line, K+-stimulated ATPase (K+-ATPase) activity and the acylphosphorylation of the α-subunit were observed, both of which were also inhibited by SCH 28080. The specific activity and properties of the K+-ATPase were comparable to those found in the native gastric proton pump. In the stable cell lines, the α-subunit was retained in the intracellular compartment and was unstable in the absence of the β-subunit, but it was stabilized and reached the cell surface in the presence of the β-subunit. On the other hand, the β-subunit was stable and able to travel to the cell surface in the absence of the α-subunit. These cell lines are ideal for the structure-function study of ion transport by the gastric proton pump as well as for characterization of the cellular regulation of surface expression of the functional proton pump.
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著者
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TABUCHI Yoshiaki
Molecular Genetics Research Center
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Yoshida Ayumi
Faculty Of Education Shiga University
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TAKEGUCHI Noriaki
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science
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ASANO Shinji
Molecular Generics Research Center
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KIMURA Tohru
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University
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Ikari Akira
Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences University Of Shizuoka
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Tabuchi Yoshiaki
Molecular Genetics Research Center of Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University
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