Effects of oligomycin and quercetin on the hydrolytic activities of the ( |
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Authors: | Joseph D Robinson Lisa J Robinson Nancy J Martin |
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Institution: | Department of Pharmacology, State University of New York, Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, NY 13210 U.S.A. |
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Abstract: | Quercetin inhibited a dog kidney ( preparation without affecting for ATP or for cation activators, attributable to the slowly-reversible nature of its inhibition. Dimethyl sulfoxide, a selector of E2 enzyme conformations, blocked this inhibition, while the K+-phosphatase activity was at least as sensitive to quercetin as the ( activity, all consistent with quercetin favoring E1 conformations of the enzyme. Oligomycin, a rapidly-reversible inhibitor, decreased the for ATP and the for cation activators, and its inhibition was also diminished by dimethyl sulfoxide. Although oligomycin did not inhibit the K+-phosphatase activity under standard assay conditions, a reaction presumably catalyzed by E2 conformations, its effects are nevertheless accommodated by a quantitative model for that reaction depicting oligomycin as favoring E1 conformations. The model also accounts quantitatively for effects of both dimethyl sulfoxide and oligomycin on , for substrate, and for K+, as well as for stimulation of phosphatase activity by both these reagents at low K+ but high Na+ concentrations. |
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Keywords: | Oligomycin Quercetin (Dog kidney) dimethyl sulfoxide |
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