Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
386(3), С. 298 - 309
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2023
Gain-of-function
of
KATP
channels,
resulting
from
mutations
in
either
KCNJ8
(encoding
inward
rectifier
sub-family
6
[Kir6.1])
or
ABCC9
sulphonylurea
receptor
[SUR2]),
cause
Cantú
syndrome
(CS),
a
channelopathy
characterized
by
excess
hair
growth,
coarse
facial
appearance,
cardiomegaly,
and
lymphedema.
Here,
we
established
pipeline
for
rapid
analysis
CS
mutation
consequences
Landing
pad
HEK
293
cell
lines
stably
expressing
wild
type
(WT)
mutant
human
Kir6.1
SUR2B.
Thallium-influx
membrane
potential,
reported
fluorescent
Tl-sensitive
Fluozin-2
voltage-sensitive
bis-(1,3-dibutylbarbituric
acid)trimethine
oxonol
(DiBAC4(3))
dyes,
respectively,
were
used
to
assess
channel
activity.
In
the
Tl-influx
assay,
CS-associated
increased
sensitivity
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(KATP)
activator,
pinacidil,
but
there
was
strikingly
little
effect
pinacidil
any
SUR2B
mutations,
reflecting
unexpected
differences
molecular
mechanisms
versus
mutations.
Compared
with
DiBAC4(3)
assay
presents
more
significant
signal
changes
response
subtle
activity
changes,
all
mutants
(both
SUR2B),
not
WT
caused
marked
hyperpolarization,
demonstrating
that
activated
under
ambient
conditions
intact
cells.
Most
SUR2
markedly
inhibited
<100
nM
glibenclamide,
inhibition
repaglinide,
PNU37883A
reduced
Understanding
functional
can
help
disease
diagnosis
treatment.
The
have
developed
has
potential
rapidly
identify
mutational
consequences,
aiding
future
diagnosis,
drug
discovery,
individualization
SIGNIFICANCE
STATEMENT
We
new
fluorescence-based
assays
activities
sensitivities
(CS)
Kir6.1/SUR2B-dependent
showing
increase
openers,
while
reduce
K
opener
(KCO)
sensitivity.
However,
both
are
hyperpolarized
than
cells
basal
conditions,
confirming
pathophysiologically
relevant
gain-of-function,
validating
fluorescence
characterize
hyperpolarization
induced
basal,
non
KCO-activated
conditions.
Annual Review of Physiology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
85(1), С. 137 - 164
Опубликована: Фев. 10, 2023
Pericytes,
attached
to
the
surface
of
capillaries,
play
an
important
role
in
regulating
local
blood
flow.
Using
optogenetic
tools
and
genetically
encoded
reporters
conjunction
with
confocal
multiphoton
imaging
techniques,
3D
structure,
anatomical
organization,
physiology
pericytes
have
recently
been
subject
detailed
examination.
This
work
has
revealed
novel
functions
morphological
features
such
as
tunneling
nanotubes
brain
microtubes
heart.
Here,
we
discuss
state
our
current
understanding
roles
flow
control
heart,
where
may
differ
due
distinct
spatiotemporal
metabolic
requirements
these
tissues.
We
also
outline
concept
electro-metabolic
signaling,
a
universal
mechanistic
framework
that
links
tissue
regulation
by
vascular
smooth
muscle
cells,
capillary
K
ATP
Kir2.1
channels
primary
sensors.
Finally,
present
major
unresolved
questions
how
they
can
be
addressed.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
118(48)
Опубликована: Ноя. 23, 2021
Significance
ATP-sensitive
potassium
channel
(K
ATP
)
modulates
membrane
excitability
according
to
the
intracellular
metabolic
state:
a
high
ATP/ADP
ratio
increases
by
closing
K
+
pore,
while
low
reduces
opening
it.
Such
intricate
regulation
is
achieved
allowing
and
ADP
act
upon
two
different
subunits
in
that
exert
opposing
effects
on
channel’s
gate.
Previous
structural
studies
have
focused
conformations
of
with
closed
pore.
This
paper
presents
structure
an
open
pore
points
specific
mechanism
allosteric
regulation.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Март 20, 2024
Abstract
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(K
ATP
)
channels,
composed
of
four
pore-lining
Kir6.2
subunits
and
regulatory
sulfonylurea
receptor
1
(SUR1)
subunits,
control
insulin
secretion
in
pancreatic
β-cells.
K
channel
opening
is
stimulated
by
PIP
2
inhibited
ATP.
Mutations
that
increase
reduce
inhibition
cause
neonatal
diabetes.
Although
considerable
evidence
has
implicated
a
role
for
function,
previously
solved
open-channel
structures
have
lacked
bound
,
mechanisms
which
regulates
channels
remain
unresolved.
Here,
we
report
the
cryoEM
structure
harboring
diabetes
mutation
Kir6.2-Q52R,
open
conformation,
to
amphipathic
molecules
consistent
with
natural
C18:0/C20:4
long-chain
PI(4,5)P
at
two
adjacent
binding
sites
between
SUR1
Kir6.2.
The
canonical
site
conserved
among
-gated
Kir
channels.
non-canonical
forms
interface
SUR1.
Functional
studies
demonstrate
both
determine
activity.
pore
associated
twist
cytoplasmic
domain
rotation
N-terminal
transmembrane
SUR1,
widens
inhibitory
pocket
disfavor
binding.
conformation
particularly
stabilized
Kir6.2-Q52R
residue
through
cation-π
bonding
SUR1-W51.
Together,
these
results
uncover
cooperation
gating,
explain
antagonistic
regulation
ATP,
provide
putative
mechanism
stabilizes
an
The Journal of General Physiology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
155(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 9, 2022
Gated
by
intracellular
ATP
and
ADP,
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(KATP)
channels
couple
cell
energetics
with
membrane
excitability
in
many
types,
enabling
them
to
control
a
wide
range
of
physiological
processes
based
on
metabolic
demands.
The
KATP
channel
is
complex
four
subunits
from
the
Kir
family,
Kir6.1
or
Kir6.2,
sulfonylurea
receptor
subunits,
SUR1,
SUR2A,
SUR2B,
ATP-binding
cassette
(ABC)
transporter
family.
Dysfunction
underlies
several
human
diseases.
importance
these
health
disease
has
made
attractive
drug
targets.
How
interact
one
another
how
ligands
regulate
activity
have
been
long-standing
questions
field.
In
past
5
yr,
steady
stream
high-resolution
structures
published
using
single-particle
cryo-electron
microscopy
(cryo-EM).
Here,
we
review
advances
bring
our
understanding
regulation
pharmacological
ligands.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Май 19, 2022
ATP-sensitive
potassium
channels
(KATP)
are
metabolic
sensors
that
convert
the
intracellular
ATP/ADP
ratio
to
excitability
of
cells.
They
involved
in
many
physiological
processes
and
implicated
several
human
diseases.
Here
we
present
cryo-EM
structures
pancreatic
KATP
channel
both
closed
state
pre-open
state,
resolved
same
sample.
We
observe
binding
nucleotides
at
inhibitory
sites
Kir6.2
but
not
state.
Structural
comparisons
reveal
mechanism
for
ATP
inhibition
Mg-ADP
activation,
two
fundamental
properties
channels.
Moreover,
also
uncover
activation
diazoxide-type
openers.
Cells,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
11(15), С. 2406 - 2406
Опубликована: Авг. 4, 2022
Globally,
migraine
is
a
leading
cause
of
disability
with
huge
impact
on
both
the
work
and
private
life
affected
persons.
To
overcome
societal
burden,
better
treatment
options
are
needed.
Increasing
evidence
suggests
that
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(KATP)
channels
involved
in
pathophysiology.
These
essential
blood
glucose
regulation
cardiovascular
homeostasis.
Experimental
infusion
KATP
channel
opener
levcromakalim
to
healthy
volunteers
patients
induced
headache
attacks
82-100%
participants.
Thus,
this
most
potent
trigger
identified
date.
Levcromakalim
likely
induces
via
dilation
cranial
arteries.
However,
other
neuronal
mechanisms
also
proposed.
Here,
basic
distribution,
physiology,
pharmacology
reviewed
followed
by
thorough
review
clinical
preclinical
research
involvement
migraine.
opening
blocking
have
been
studied
range
models
and,
within
recent
years,
strong
importance
their
has
provided
from
human
studies.
Despite
major
advances,
translational
difficulties
exist
regarding
possible
anti-migraine
efficacy
blockage.
due
significant
species
differences
potency
specificity
pharmacological
tools
targeting
various
subtypes.
The Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
63(1), С. 541 - 563
Опубликована: Сен. 28, 2022
Ubiquitously
expressed
throughout
the
body,
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(K
ATP
)
channels
couple
cellular
metabolism
to
electrical
activity
in
multiple
tissues;
their
unique
assembly
as
four
Kir6
pore-forming
subunits
and
sulfonylurea
receptor
(SUR)
has
resulted
a
large
armory
of
selective
channel
opener
inhibitor
drugs.
The
spectrum
monogenic
pathologies
that
result
from
gain-
or
loss-of-function
mutations
these
channels,
potential
for
therapeutic
correction
pathologies,
is
now
clear.
However,
while
available
drugs
can
be
effective
treatments
specific
cross-reactivity
with
other
SUR
subfamily
members
drug-induced
versions
each
pathology
may
limit
usefulness.
This
review
discusses
background
K
physiology,
pathology,
pharmacology
considers
more
agents.