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Volume 270, Number 18, Issue of May 5, pp. 11012-11016, 1995
©1995 by The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Inc.
Characteristics of the /-Adrenergic Receptor-coupled Adenylyl Cyclase System in Rat Myometrium during Pregnancy

Sakina Mhaouty , Joelle Cohen-Tannoudji , Rachel Bouet-Alard , Isabelle Limon-Boulez , Jean-Paul Maltier , Chantal Legrand

- and -adrenoreceptors (AR), identified by Northern blotting in rat myometrium, showed a differential expression during the course of pregnancy. Indeed, the -AR transcript was present at mid-pregnancy, whereas high levels of -AR mRNA could be detected at term. The role of these subtypes in modulating -AR-stimulated adenylyl cyclase activity was investigated on myometrial membranes from mid-pregnancy and term. At nanomolar concentrations of clonidine (full -AR agonist) or oxymetazoline (partial -AR agonist), adenylyl cyclase activity was inhibited by up to 50 ± 7% at mid-pregnancy or 75 ± 7% at term, whereas at micromolar concentrations, -AR agonists potentiate adenylyl cyclase activity by 140-170% at mid-pregnancy. Both inhibitory and stimulatory components of this biphasic response were blocked by yohimbine, a selective -AR antagonist. Preincubation of myometrial membranes with G and/or G antisera eliminated -AR mediated attenuation or potentiation of isoproterenol-stimulated adenylyl cyclase, thus indicating that both the inhibitory and stimulatory components are mediated via G and G. In addition, type II and IV adenylyl cyclases were identified by Northern blotting in the pregnant rat myometrium. Altogether these data strongly suggest that the -AR at mid-pregnancy potentiates adenylyl cyclase types II and IV through released from G and G proteins, whereas the -AR expression at term may be related to persistent inhibition.




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