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F. -W. Bentrup 《European biophysics journal : EBJ》1980,6(3):175-189
This review treats some examples of electrogenic transport across the outer plasmamembrane (plasmalemma) of plant cells. The selection includes primary active uniport by membrane ATPases (e.g., the proton pump), secondary active transport of hexoses by proton-dependent cotransport, and passive uniport of amines. Primacy is given to the presentation of electrophysiological data and to the discussion of voltage-dependence of the transport mechanisms.Lecture from the Annual Meeting of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Biophysik at Konstanz 相似文献
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Substrate specifity of the proton-driven hexose cotransport carrier in the plasmalemma of photoautotrophic suspension cells of Chenopodium rubrum L. has been studies through the short-term perturbation of 14C-labelled efflux of 3-O-methyl-d-glucose. Efflux, occurring exclusively via carrier-mediated exchange diffusion, is trans-stimulated by the substrate and trans-inhibited by the glucose-transport inhibitors phlorizin (K 1/2=7.9 mM) and its aglucon phloretin (K 1/2=84 μM); with both inhibitors, 3-O-methyl-d-glucose efflux may be blocked completely. Trans-stimulation of efflux (up to fourfold) by a variety of the d-enantiomers of neutral hexoses, including glucose (K 1/2=48 μM), 3-O-methyl-d-glucose (K 1/2=139 μM), and fructose (K 1/2=730 μM), but not by, for instance, d-allose, and l-sorbose, shows that carrier-substrate interaction critically involves the axial position at C-1 and C-3, respectively. We suggest that substrate binding by the Chenopodium hexose carrier involves both hydrophobic interaction with the pyran-ring and hydrogen-ion bonding at C-1 and C-3 of the d-glucose conformation. 相似文献
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In the aquatic liverwort Riccia fluitans, the uptake of 14C-labeled 3-O-methyl glucose (3-OMG) and membrane depolarization (
m
) caused by different hexoses has been studied as a function of time and concentration of hexose, K+ and H+, respectively. The rate of uptake of the non-metabolized 3-OMG shows two components: (A)A pH-dependent saturable uptake with a km value around 0.1 mM which saturates at 2.1 and 7.2 mol G
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-1 h-1 at pH 6.8 and 5.0, respectively; and (B) a pH-insensitive uptake component which increases linearly with the external 3-OMG concentration and does not saturate 4 mM. Hexoses rapidly depolarize the plasmalemma of the thallus cell and increase its electrical conductance. The maximal
m
was 60±2 mV, the concentrations (mM) for half-maximal
m
were 0.24 glucose, 0.32 galactose, 0.37 2-deoxy glucose, 0.38 3-OMG, 0.57 mannose, and 34 fructose. In terms of a hexose carrier model and an equivalent circuit for the hexose-induced depolarized state of the membrane, it is proposed that a hexose carrier operates either electrogenically in its protonated, pH-and voltage-sensitive state, or by transmembrane diffusion of its uncharged state.Symbols and Abbreviations
m
membrane potential (mV)
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g
m
membrane (slope) conductance (Sm-2)
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3-O-methyl glucose 相似文献
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Turgor pressure and water transport properties of suspension-cultured cells of Chenopodium rubrum L.
The turgor pressure and water relation parameters were determined in single photoautotrophically grown suspension cells and in individual cells of intact leaves of Chenopodium rubrum using the miniaturized pressure probe. The stationary turgor pressure in suspension-cultured cells was in the range of betwen 3 and 5 bar. From the turgor pressure relaxation process, induced either hydrostatically (by means of the pressure probe) or osmotically, the halftime of water exchange was estimated to be 20±10 s. No polarity was observed for both ex- and endosmotic water flow. The volumetric elastic modulus, , determined from measurements of turgor pressure changes, and the corresponding changes in the fractional cell volume was determined to be in the range of between 20 and 50 bar. increases with increasing turgor pressure as observed for other higher plant and algal cells. The hydraulic conductivity, Lp, is calculated to be about 0,5–2·10–6 cm s–1 bar–1. Similar results were obtained for individual leaf cells of Ch. rubrum. Suspension cells immobilized in a cross-linked matrix of alginate (6 to 8% w/w) revealed the same values for the half-time of water exchange and for the hydraulic conductivity, Lp, provided that the turgor pressure relaxation process was generated hydrostatically by means of the pressure probe. Thus, it can be concluded that the unstirred layer from the immobilized matrix has no effect on the calculation of Lp from the turgor pressure relaxation process, using the water transport equation derived for a single cell surrounded by a large external volume. By analogy, this also holds true for Lp-values derived from turgor pressure changes generated by the pressure probe in a single cell within the leaf tissue. The fair similarity between the Lp-values measured in mesophyll cells in situ and mesophyll-like suspension cells suggests that the water transport relations of a cell within a leaf are not fundamentally different from those measured in a single cell. 相似文献
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Zimmermann D Reuss R Westhoff M Gessner P Bauer W Bamberg E Bentrup FW Zimmermann U 《Journal of experimental botany》2008,59(11):3157-3167
A high-precision pressure probe is described which allows non-invasive online-monitoring of the water relations of intact leaves. Real-time recording of the leaf water status occurred by data transfer to an Internet server. The leaf patch clamp pressure probe measures the attenuated pressure, P(p), of a leaf patch in response to a constant clamp pressure, P(clamp). P(p) is sensed by a miniaturized silicone pressure sensor integrated into the device. The magnitude of P(p) is dictated by the transfer function of the leaf, T(f), which is a function of leaf patch volume and ultimately of cell turgor pressure, P(c), as shown theoretically. The power function T(f)=f(P(c)) theoretically derived was experimentally confirmed by concomitant P(p) and P(c) measurements on intact leaflets of the liana Tetrastigma voinierianum under greenhouse conditions. Simultaneous P(p) recordings on leaflets up to 10 m height above ground demonstrated that changes in T(f) induced by P(c) changes due to changes of microclimate and/or of the irrigation regime were sensitively reflected in corresponding changes of P(p). Analysis of the data show that transpirational water loss during the morning hours was associated with a transient rise in turgor pressure gradients within the leaflets. Subsequent recovery of turgescence during the afternoon was much faster than the preceding transpiration-induced water loss if the plants were well irrigated. Our data show the enormous potential of the leaf patch clamp pressure probe for leaf water studies including unravelling of the hydraulic communication between neighbouring leaves and over long distances within tall plants (trees). 相似文献
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Ali C Akyildiz Lambert Speelman Harald van Brummelen Miguel A Gutiérrez Renu Virmani Aad van der Lugt Anton FW van der Steen Jolanda J Wentzel Frank JH Gijsen 《Biomedical engineering online》2011,10(1):25
Background
Rupture of the cap of a vulnerable plaque present in a coronary vessel may cause myocardial infarction and death. Cap rupture occurs when the peak cap stress exceeds the cap strength. The mechanical stress within a cap depends on the plaque morphology and the material characteristics of the plaque components. A parametric study was conducted to assess the effect of intima stiffness and plaque morphology on peak cap stress. 相似文献8.
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The proton pumping activity of the tonoplast (vacuolar membrane) H+ -ATPase and H+ -pyrophosphatase (H+ -PPase) has been studied on a tonoplast-enriched microsomal fraction and on intact vacuoles isolated from a heterotrophic cell suspension culture of Chenopodium rubrum L. in the presence of the lysosphingolipids D-sphingosine, psychosine (galactosylsphingosine) and lysosulfatide (sulfogalactosyl-sphingosine). Sphingosine strongly stimulates (Ka = 0.16 μ M ) the PPase activity, assayed both as ΔpH formation across the tonoplast vesicle membrane, and as reversible clamp current measured by the whole-vacuolar mode of the patch-clamp technique. Psychosine showed a minor, and lysosulfatide no stimulatory effect. No effect upon the ATPase activity has been observed. No sphingosine-induced change could be observed in the affinity of the PPase for its substrate (apparent Km = 10 μ M MgPPi). We tentatively conclude that sphingosine, which is known as a potent inhibitor of the protein kinase C in animal cells, may be a regulator of the plant vacuolar PPase. 相似文献