Na+/H+逆向转运蛋白和植物耐盐性

Na⁺H⁺逆向转运蛋白对植物耐盐起着重要作用 ,它利用质膜H⁺ATPase或液泡膜H⁺ATPase及Ppiase泵H+产生的驱动力把Na⁺排出细胞或在液泡中区隔化以消除Na⁺的毒害。主要讨论植物中Na⁺H⁺逆向转运蛋白研究在分子水平的最新进展.     

白内障与晶状体的离子转运

本文介绍了晶状体的结构与功能,并着重介绍了与白内障有密切关系的离子转运的研究概况。大多数学者认为,白内障晶状体的离子泵Na⁺,K⁺-ATPase和Ca²⁺-ATPase活力下降,也有人认为Na⁺,K⁺-ATPase的活力没有变化。     

大鼠前脂细胞质膜Na+/H+交换同时参与细胞的增殖和分化

以原代培养的大鼠前脂细胞为模型 ,以 2′ ,7′ bis ( 2 carboxyethyl) 5 ( 6 ) carboxyfluorescein (BCECF)作为检测胞内pH(pHi)的荧光探针 ,测定不同生长因子刺激下胞内pH的变化 ,证明大鼠肾周前脂细胞质膜存在Na⁺/H⁺交换活性 ,胎牛血清(FCS)能快速激活Na⁺/H⁺交换 ,导致pHi升高 (约 0 .2pH单位 ) ,并引起DNA合成 .Ethyl isopropyl amiloride (EIPA)抑制Na⁺/H⁺交换与DNA合成 .在无血清条件下 ,胰岛素不刺激DNA合成但引起细胞分化 ,表现为胞内脂滴积累和 3 磷酸 甘油脱氢酶(G₃ PDH酶 )活性增强 ,同时激活Na⁺/H⁺交换活性导致pHi升高 ;EIPA既抑制胰岛素对Na⁺/H⁺交换的激活 ,也抑制G₃ PDH酶活性增强 .结果证明 :Na⁺/H⁺交换的激活不仅与大鼠前脂细胞增殖相关 ,同时也是细胞分化的早期事件 .     

稀土La3+跨PC12细胞膜行为研究

使用AR-CM-M1C阳离子测定系统,发展Fura-2荧光测定技术,将其应用于测定细胞内游离稀土离子La³⁺,并以此研究了La³⁺跨PC12细胞（大鼠嗜铬细胞瘤细胞）膜的行为.结果表明：在模拟细胞内离子组分,pH=7.05的溶液中,测得La³⁺-Fura-2的表观解离常数为3.27×10^-11 mol·L^-1.对于PC12细胞,静息条件下La³⁺不能跨越细胞膜进入胞内.与钙离子通道相关的KCl和去甲肾上腺素均不能刺激稀土La³⁺过膜.用哇巴因（ouabain）使胞内Na⁺超载后,La³⁺可过膜进入细胞内,且过膜量与胞外La³⁺浓度和胞内Na⁺超载程度有一定的浓度依赖关系,提示La³⁺可以经由Na⁺／La³⁺交换机制过膜而进入细胞内.     

脉冲电场引起的红血球内钠离子浓度变化的研究

利用位移试剂和²³Na-NMR的方法研究脉冲电场对正常人红血球内Na⁺浓度的影响,实验结果给出在高强度电场作用下,细胞内Na⁺浓度增加,并且随脉冲强度的增加而增加,比指数关系还快.在低强度电场作用下,细胞内Na⁺浓度减少.乌苯苷能抑制细胞内Na⁺浓度的减少,抑制程度随乌苯苷浓度的增加而增强,从而证实了低强度的脉冲电场对Na⁺,K⁺-ATPase的激活作用,直接测定脉冲电场对红血球血影膜的Na⁺,K⁺-ATPase活性的影响,进一步证实了这一结果.并对在电场作用下细胞膜的通透性和电场对酶的激活作用及电场等外界物理信号是否能跨过细胞膜等进行了讨论.     

关于吖啶橙测定溶酶体H＋－ATPase转运H＋的研究

揭示了吖啶橙的吸收光谱和荧光光谱对其浓度依赖性上的区域性特征,分析了测定溶酶体H^＋转运时合理选用吖啶橙浓度及溶酶体用量的重要性、机理和原则,探讨了其与溶酶体的温育时间和K^＋／H^＋交换对测定H^＋转运的明显影响.     

高胆固醇血症病人的红细胞膜ATP酶活性变化

研究表明高胆固醇血症病人的红细胞膜Na⁺-K⁺-ATP酶和Ca²⁺-Mg²⁺-ATP酶活性均降低,并且血浆总胆固醇和低密度脂蛋白-胆固醇浓度与这两种酶活性呈高度负相关,而血浆高密度脂蛋白-胆固醇浓度与Na⁺-K⁺-ATP酶活性呈正相关。这些变化的研究,对于进一步探讨动脉粥样硬化的发生机制及其防治可能具有重要意义。     

拟南芥AtNHX2启动子的克隆及表达模式分析(英)

AtNHX2基因是拟南芥NHX基因家族的一员,编码了一种液泡膜中的Na⁺/H⁺反向运输体并对拟南芥的耐盐能力起着重要的作用.采用PCR扩增的方法克隆了拟南芥AtNHX2基因启始密码子上游约2.8 kb的DNA片段,并将其克隆到植物表达载体pCAMBIA1301-1中,通过基因枪轰击洋葱表皮瞬时表达的方法,初步检测启动子的活性.将重组质粒pCAMBIA1301-1/AtNHX2 promoter转化拟南芥并筛选纯合子.AtNHX2 promoter-GUS分析显示AtNHX2在所有的组织中均有表达,包括根尖.在保卫细胞中检测到了强烈的GUS表达,这一结果表明,AtNHX2对特殊细胞的pH调控和K⁺自身稳定方面起着重要的作用.AtNHX2启动子的活性可被NaCl抑制,并且抑制的强度和NaCl的浓度成正相关. 300 mmol/L KCl处理可增强启动子的活性,说明NaCl和KCl是在转录水平上调控AtNHX2的表达.在老叶中GUS活性比在新叶中GUS活性强,这说明了AtNHX2优先将有毒的离子积累在老叶中,从而有利于植物的正常发育.在根毛细胞中也观测到了强烈的GUS活性,这就暗示了AtNHX2在扩大的液泡中储存Na⁺.     

短期NaCl胁迫对不同小麦品种幼苗K+吸收和Na+、K+积累的影响

为研究盐胁迫下小麦幼苗生长及Na⁺、K⁺的吸收和积累规律,以中国春、洲元9369和长武134等3种耐盐性不同小麦品种为材料,采用非损伤微测技术检测盐胁迫2 d后的根系K⁺离子流变化,并对植株体内的Na⁺、K⁺含量进行测定。结果表明:短期(2d)盐胁迫对小麦生长有抑制作用,且对根系的抑制大于地上部,耐盐品种下降幅度小于盐敏感品种。盐胁迫下,小麦根际的 K⁺大量外流,盐敏感品种中国春K⁺流速显著高于耐盐品种长武134,最高可达15倍。小麦幼苗地上部分和根系均表现为Na⁺积累增加,K⁺积累减少,Na⁺/K⁺比随盐浓度增加而上升。中国春限Na⁺能力显著低于长武134,Na⁺/K⁺则显著高于长武134。综上所述,盐胁迫下造成小麦组织器官中Na⁺/K⁺比上升的主要原因是根系K⁺大量外流和Na⁺的过量积累,耐盐性不同的小麦品种间差异显著,并认为根系对K⁺的保有能力可能是作物耐盐性评价的一个重要指标。     

大豆下胚轴质膜H+-ATPase质子转运的测定

以大豆下胚轴为材料,采用改进的匀浆介质,通过两相法制得具有质子转运活力的高纯度质膜微囊.并且发现冻融处理可以促进质膜微囊的翻转而提高荧光猝灭效率.质子载体和质子转运特性分析表明,由Mg^2＋-ATP引发的荧光猝灭可以被质子载体CCCP恢复,并被质子通道抑制剂DCCD抑制;并且发现质膜H^＋-ATPase专一抑制剂钒酸钠可以完全抑制荧光猝灭,同时发现荧光猝灭依赖于Mg^2＋,并受K^＋刺激,最适pH为6.5.以上证明所测荧光猝灭是由质膜H^＋-ATPase所进行的质子转运引起的.结果同时表明,维持H^＋-ATPase合适构象和提高质膜微囊封闭性是制备具有H^＋转运活力质膜微囊的两个关键因素.     

钠-氢交换蛋白 mRNA在人胎儿两个发育阶段中的组织特异性表达

钠－氢交换蛋白（Na^ -H^ exchangers,NHE）至少包含6个不同的亚型,生长因子可激活其表达。目前,对在发育过程中NHE的表达了解甚少。本文利用RT－PCR观察了4种NHE亚型的mRNA在人胎儿的两个不同发育阶段（11周、16周）在不同组织中的表达,以研究它们的发育调控。结果显示,NHE1 mRNA在两种胎龄的多种组织中均有表达,和16周胚胎相比,11周的胚胎的NHE1 mRNA的表达较弱,并且表现出明显的组织差异。据此推测,NHE1的管家（house-keeping）功能可能至少在11周就开始形成,而最迟在16周已基本建立;NHE2和NHE3 mRNA在11周和16周的胚胎组织中的特异性表达呈现相反的变化趋势及组织分布上的重叠,后者与NHE2和NHE3在成人组织中的分布及功能的重叠的特点相吻合;NHE5 mRNA的表达在11周的胚胎组织中比较普遍,而在16周的胚胎组织中则局限在小脑组织中,本研究表明,在人胚胎发育11－16周期间,NHE的组织特异性表达表现出时间依赖性的调控,而在不迟于胚胎发育的第16周,具有“管家功能”的NHE1的基因表达已与成人相似。     

Modulation of Na+/H+ exchange activity by Cl-

Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE) activity is exquisitely dependent on the intra- and extracellular concentrations of Na+ and H+. In addition, Cl- ions have been suggested to modulate NHE activity, but little is known about the underlying mechanism, and the Cl- sensitivity of the individual isoforms has not been established. To explore their Cl- sensitivity, types 1, 2, and 3 Na+/H+ exchangers (NHE1, NHE2, and NHE3) were heterologously expressed in antiport-deficient cells. Bilateral replacement of Cl- with nitrate or thiocyanate inhibited the activity of all isoforms. Cl- depletion did not affect cell volume or the cellular ATP content, which could have indirectly altered NHE activity. The number of plasmalemmal exchangers was unaffected by Cl- removal, implying that inhibition was due to a decrease in the intrinsic activity of individual exchangers. Analysis of truncated mutants of NHE1 revealed that the anion sensitivity resides, at least in part, in the COOH-terminal domain of the exchanger. Moreover, readdition of Cl- into the extracellular medium failed to restore normal transport, suggesting that intracellular Cl- is critical for activity. Thus interaction of intracellular Cl- with the COOH terminus of NHE1 or with an associated protein is essential for optimal activity.     

Calcineurin homologous protein as an essential cofactor for Na+/H+ exchangers

The Na+/H+ exchangers (NHEs) comprise a family of transporters that catalyze cell functions such as regulation of the pH and volume of a cell and epithelial absorption of Na+ and bicarbonate. Ubiquitous calcineurin B homologous protein (CHP or p22) is co-localized and co-immunoprecipitated with expressed NHE1, NHE2, or NHE3 independently of its myristoylation and Ca2+ binding, and its binding site was identified as the juxtamembrane region within the carboxyl-terminal cytoplasmic domain of exchangers. CHP binding-defective mutations of NHE1-3 or CHP depletion by injection of the competitive CHP-binding region of NHE1 into Xenopus oocytes resulted in a dramatic reduction (>90%) in the Na+/H+ exchange activity. The data suggest that CHP serves as an essential cofactor, which supports the physiological activity of NHE family members.     

Regulation and characterization of the Na+/H+ exchanger.

The Na+/H+ exchanger is a ubiquitous protein present in all mammalian cell types that functions to remove one intracellular H+ for one extracellular Na+. Several isoforms of the protein exist, which are referred to as NHE1 to NHE6 (for Na+/H+ exchanger one through six). The NHE1 protein was the first isoform cloned and studied in a variety of systems. This review summarizes recent papers on this protein, particularly those that have examined regulation of the protein and its expression and activity.     

Lobster hepatopancreatic epithelial single cell suspensions as models for electrogenic sodium-proton exchange

Sodium-proton antiporters, also called Na+/H+ exchangers (NHE), are vital transmembrane proteins involved in multiple cellular functions including transepithelial ion transport and Na+ homeostasis of cells throughout the biological kingdom. Na+/H+ exchange is accelerated by cytosolic acidification and also by osmotically induced cell shrinking, thereby promoting recovery of the physiological pHi and volume. Eight isoforms of Na+/H+ exchangers have been cloned and characterized to date and share the same overall structure, but exhibit differences with respect to cellular localization, kinetic variables and plasma membrane targeting, in polarized epithelial cells. The electrogenic Na+ absorption across tight epithelia from invertebrates follow significantly different principles from the electroneutral Na+/H+ antiporter found in vertebrates. In all invertebrate cells examined, the antiporter displayed a 2Na+/1H+ transport stoichiometry and this transport was markedly inhibited by exogenous calcium and zinc. Na+/H+ exchangers (NHE) are present in crustacean hepatopancreatic cell type suspensions and are believed to function in acid-base regulation by driving the extrusion of protons across the hepatopancreatic epithelium in exchange for Na+ in the sea water. A brief review of current knowledge about Na+/H+ exchangers has been presented. In addition, understanding of hepatopancreatic Na+/H+ exchange is described as obtained after isolation of purified E-, R-, F- and B-cell suspensions from the whole organ by centrifugal elutriation.     

Effects of NHE1 expression level on CHO cell responses to environmental stress

Ammonia, lactate and CO(2) inhibit animal cell growth. Accumulation of these metabolic byproducts also causes a decrease in intracellular pH (pH(i)). Transport systems regulate pH(i) in eukaryotic cells. Ion transporters have been cloned and overexpressed in cells but have not been examined for protection against the buildup of ammonia, lactate or CO(2). The Na(+)/H(+) exchangers (NHE) transport H(+) ions from cells during acidification to increase pH(i). We examined whether overexpression of NHE1 would provide CHO cells with greater protection from elevated ammonia, lactate or CO(2). NHE1 CHO cells were compared to MT2-1-8 ("normal" levels of NHE) and AP-1 (devoid of any NHE activity) CHO cell lines. Expression of at least "normal" levels of NHE1 is necessary for CHO cell survival during exposure to 30 mM lactic acid without pH adjustment or to 20 mM NH(4)Cl with pH adjustment. Resistance to an acute acid-load increased when NHE1 was overexpressed in CHO cells. Surprisingly, the inhibitory effect on cell growth at 195 mmHg pCO(2)/435 mOsm/kg (normal levels are 40 mmHg pCO(2)/ 320 mOsm/kg) was not affected by the NHE1 level. Also, there was no further decrease in CHO cell growth in the absence of NHE1 expression during elevated osmolality alone (up to 575 mOsm/kg).