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PHOSPHORYLATION OF CARDIAC SARCOPLASMIC FETICITLHM BY A CALCIUM-ACTIVATED, PHOSPHOLIPID-DEPENDENT Constantinos Cardiovascular
Division, School
Received
September
J. Limas
Department
of Medicine,
PROTEIN KINASE.
of Medicine,
Minneapolis,
University
Minnesota
of Minnesota
55455
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SUMMARY: Cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum is phosphorylated by a cytosolic Ca2*-activated, phospholipid-dependent protein kinase. This phosphorylation is independent of cyclic nucleotides and enhanced by unsaturated diacylglycerols; saturated diacylglycerols, mono- and trilycerides are ineffective. k Diacylglycerol stimulation is due to increased Ca sensitivity of the kinase reaction. Protein kinase catalyzed phosphorylation results in enhanced Ca2+transport ATPase activity and may be an important determinant of cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum function. INTRODUCTION: be modulated studied
Calcium
through
example
is
the cyclic
ponent
(phospholamban)
kinase
also
site
other
by calmodulin distinct
(3,ft).
It
from is
Ca2+ ions, calcium
likely
recently
described
than
which
transport
protein
(2).
promotes
complex
by this (5-7)
interactions sites
organelle.
cardiac
the
of the calcium
transport
b of is
of-
of phospholamban
AMP-dependent between
reticulum
com-
control
protein
different
study,
kinase kinases,
regulate
we report
as substrate
at a
protein
reticulum
phospholipid-dependent
sarcoplasmic
stimulates
phosphorylation
regulatory
In the present
The best
Phosphorylase
on the sarcoplasmic
Ca2+ -activated,
utilize
(1).
the phosphorylation the cyclic
which
can
a 22,000-dalton
through
Additional
reticulum
kinases.
kinase
reticulum probably
thatinfluencedby that
protein
by phosphorylating
phospholamban
ase can also activity
activity
calcium
sarcoplasmic
by endogenous
AMP-dependent
and phosphorylation
transport
by cardiac
of the sarcoplasmic
enhances
components
transport
phosphorylation
and Ca 2+ -ATPase
Ca2+ uptake
fered
ion
protein
that
a kin-
and modify
ATPase.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Experiments were carried out on adult male Sprague-Dawley rats. Isolation of sarcoplasmic reticulum: The animals were killed by cervical dislocation and their hearts were rapidly excised and chilled in crushed 0006-291X/80/191378-06$01.00/0 Copyright All rights
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ice. The myocardial tissue was washed twice with a solution containing 10 mM NaHC03-5 mM NaN3 and was then homogenized in the same solution with a Polytron PT-20 homogenizer three times at a rheostat setting of 3 for 5 set with 15 set rest intervals. The homogenates were then processed for sarcoplasmic reticulum isolation as described by Sumida et al. (8). Ca'+-activated ATPase' . ATPase activity was determined at 25'C in a medium containing 40 mM histidine-HCl buffer (pH 6.8), 5 mM MgCl 5 mM ATP, 120 mM KCl, 5 mM NaN3, calcium-EGTA buffer containg 1 UM free Ca 24 and 50-80 ug microsomal protein in a total volume of 0.5 ml. Reaction mixtures were pre-incubated at 25OC for 5 min. after which the reaction was started by the addition of microsomal protein. To determine "basal" (Mg2+-ATPase) activity, reactions were carried out in the presence of EGTA (0.2 mM) instead of the calcium-EGTA buffer. At various intervals after the start of the reaction, 100 ul aliquots were added to tubes containing 25 ml of 25% (w/v) trichloroacetic acid and 125 pM inorganic phosphate. After centrifugation at 3,000 g for 10 min. inorganic phosphate was determined (9) in the supernatant. Protein kinase isolation: Phospholipid-dependent protein kinase (kinase C) was isolated essentially by the method of Takai et al. (5). Rat hearts were homogenized in four volumes of 20 mM tris-HCl (pH 7.5)-50 mM 2-mercaptoethanol2 mM EDTA (buffer A) using a Polytron PT-20 at a setting of 4 for 30 sec. The homogenate was centrifuged at 20,000 g for 40 min. and the resulting supernatant was filtered through glass wool. The extract was applied to a DEAE-cellulose column previously equilibrated with buffer B (buffer A containing 70 mM NaCl). After the column was washed with 100 ml of buffer B, the first elution was carried out with 250 ml buffer B containg 10V5M cyclic AMP. The second elution was carried out with a linear gradient (70-300 mM) NaCl in buffer A containing 10m5M cyclic AMP. Fractions of 10 ml were collected and assayed for protein kinase activity (Figure 1). Protein kinase assay: The assay medium for protein kinase contained, in a total volume of 0.25 ml, 5 umol tris-HCl (pH 7.5), 1.25 umol MgC12, 25 nm01 ]u-~~P]ATP (Amersham/Searle, Arlington Heights, Ill., sp. act. 6.1 Ci/mmol), 10 ug protein kinase C, 50 ug sarcoplasmic reticulum or histone HI (Sigma Chemical Co.) and various concentrations of CaC12 or lipids. Incubation was carried out at 37'C for variable lengths of time and the reactions were stopped by the addition of 2 ml of 25% trichloroacetic acid; precipitates were collected on Millipore filters (0.45 urn pore size) and processed for radioactivity counting.
Figure
1:
Isolation extract
of protein was
passed
kinase through
C from rat heart a DEAE-cellulose
cytosol. cclumn
Cardiac previously
equilibrated with 20 m?Jtris-HCl (pH 7.5)-50 mM 2-mercaptoethanol-2 mM EDTA-70 ml4 NaCl (buffer B). After the column was washed with buffer buffer B containing gradient of N&l were assayed for text.
B, the first lo-%l cyclic (---) in buffer. protein kinase
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Figure
isolate
protein
kinase
C from rat
cardiac
protein
kinase
has properties
the enzyme from
cardiac
rat
(data
not
sarcoplasmic
sarcoplasmic
are
when either
histone
is
is
seen.
carried
similar
kinase
examined
shown
in Table
out with
Phosphatidylserine
as substrate
is
the most
pholipids
fatty
on the protein
diacylglycerols, SR is
acids
mono-
significantly
The nature
less
of the protein
kinase,
or tri-acylglycerols. stimulated
endogenous
lipid
followed
of phos-
by saturated
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of cardiac
of exogenous
by diolein
by
containing
the effects
by the addition
kinase
requirement
phospholipid
not shared
phos-
ineffective
Phosphorylation
C enhancement
this
When protein
potentiate a property
kinase
protein
Diacylglycerols
significantly
kinase
are
a definite potent
by cyclic
for
is
for
by micromolar
that
enhances
used as substrate.
phosphatidylinositolandphosphatidylcholine. unsaturated
for
nucleotides
as substrate,
HI
described
activated
The requirements
1: cyclic
HI or SR is
previously is
to
Hl as substrate,
the possibility
significantly
phosphorylation.
histone
to those it
(5) was utilized
and is unaffected
can serve
2, this
With
Specifically,
We then
et al.
cytosol.
and phospholipids
reticulum
reticulum
of Takai
cardiac
(5-7).
shown).
in Figure
phorylation
assay
cerebrum
of calcium
C. As shown
(mid
The procedure
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION:
nucleotides
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Effect of protein kinase C on SR phosphorylation. The assay mixture contained ZOtitris-HCl (PH 7.5), 5 mM MgC12, 50 ug cardiac SR, 25 nmol [Y-~~P]ATP, 10s5M CaC12, and 50 pg protein kinasa C. Reactions were carried out at 37OC for various lengths of time as described in the text. Control mixtures (0) were identical except for omission of prctein kinase C. Results represent meanf SE for six comparisons.
2:
concentrations
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revealed
by
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Lipid dependency of protein kinase C. Reactions were carried out at 37'C for 10 min. with 50 g protein kinase C, lo-514 CaC12, and the indicated additions. Phospholipids (16 pg) and diacylor triacylglycerols (6 pg) were first solubilized by sonication in the incubation buffer. Results are expressed as percentage of protein kinase activity in controls, in the absence of added lipids (4.8 nmol/mgflO with histone and 1.6 nmol/mg/lO min. with cardiac SR as substrate).
With
ADDITIONS
PROTEIN
KINASE
Histone
Hl(50
ACTIVITY ng)
With
SR (50
100
100
Phosphatidylinositol
346
127
Phosphatidylserine
359
136
Phosphatidylcholine
117
108
Phosphatidylethanolamine
108
104
+ diolein
489
146
None
(Control)
Phosphatidylserine II
+ dilinolein
426
138
I,
+ diarachidonin
501
151
11
+ dipalmitin
352
130
11
+ distearin
361
126
11
+ triolein
348
128
a study
of the
Ca2+ dependency
diolein
significantly
so that
lower
increases
concentrations
of the reaction the
sensitivity
are needed
(Figure of
to maximally
the
min
3). kinase
activate
Addition to
the
pg)
of calcium
enzyme.
10%
03
Time (mtn)
Figure
3:
Calcium dependency of protein kinase C activity. Reactions were carried out at 37°C for 10 min. with 50 ug histone HI, 50 ug protein kinase C, various concentrations of CaC12. and 6 pg diolein (l-l), 10 ug phosphatidylserine (AI, or 6 ug diolein plus 10 ug phosphatidylserine (a). Results represent mean f SE for six experiments.
Figure
4:
Effect of protein kinase C on the calcium transport ATPase of cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum. Reactions were carried out at 25°C in the presence of 50 ug SR alone (c), or 50 JIM protein kinase C plus 10 up phosphatidylserine and 6 ug diolein (a,). Results represent mean + SE for six experiments.
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Experiments reticulum
on the Ca2+ transport
strongly
functional
suggest
that
implications. of both
we have also
a stimulatory
found
sarcoplasmic
These
results
represent
reticulum.
actions
other
our
with
laboratory.
dependent though
that
it
protein
ation in view sensor
which
kinase calcium enzyme. is
levels
to the formation
since
it
The enhancement
especially
effects
hormonal,
intriguing
of protein
kinase
would
to the
depends
it
by the latter
C catalyzed
phosphoryl-
features.
First,
can be envisaged
as a
stimuli
on a shift
in the
sarcoplasmic
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cell
pump phos-
to glycerolipid
across
major
provides
is possible
by membrane
require
because
Since
stimulation
fluxes
sensitivity
al-
to the calcium
of diacylglycerol
C on the
C (6),
to phosphatidylinositol
of calcium
AMP-
and a link
transport
or neural
it
cyclic
(4).
transport
enzyme it
its
relevant
in
enzyme which,
explored. kinase
calcium
not
inter-
has two attractive
of the
calcium
and the possible
related
of calcium
Secondly,
with
of cardiac
investigation
kinase
may
the function
the Ca"-ATPase
by protein
relates
C. Such activation
under
not
concentration
may be particularly
leads
studies,
phosphorylation
regulating
stimulate
reticulum
reticulum.
to metabolic,
breakdown
clearly
stimulated
calcium
has been associated
response
for
from calmodulin-dependent
and diglycerides This
(Figure
C on Ca2+ uptake
C catalyzed
are currently
dependency
of cytoplasmic
olism.
C has
activity
kinase
of phosphorylation
C is
sarcoplasmic
of the calcium
pholipids
mechanism
does not is
kinase
in the enhancement
of the sarcoplasmic
kinase
In preliminary
of protein
possibility needs to be further of mechanisms involved, protein
of cardiac
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sarcoplasmic
ATPase
and diolein.
protein
kinases
and differs
participates
stimulates
effect
kinase
b kinase
enzyme; this Regardless
by protein
The site(s)
calcuim-dependent,
phosphorylase
phosphorylation
phospholipid
that
Protein
kinase
of the cardiac
kinase
and important
sarcoplasmic
RESEARCH
reticulum.
indicate
a novel
BIOPHYSICAL
ATPase
Protein
4) in the presence
by cardiac
AND
metabturnover
membranes
in
(10).
Phosphatidylinositol
which
activates
increases
in intracellular
Ca2+ sensitivity
by unsaturated a mechanism reticulum.
protein
for
of the diglycerides
amplifying This
mechanism
the would
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important in which
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capacity
lower
in disease
states,
intracellular
mediated
stimulation
circumstances,
an important
BIOPHYSICAL
levels
reticulum of protein
adaptation
RESEARCH
such as cardiac
calcium
of the sarcoplasmic
Diacylglycerol
reticulum
AND
for
hypertrophy
are associated
to accumulate kinase
maintaining
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C may be, cardiac
and with
calcium. under
these
sarcoplasmic
function.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: This study was supported the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute,
by a grant [HL 218501 from NIH, Bethesda, Md.
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