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J Biol Chem, Vol. 273, Issue 30, 18819-18825, July 24, 1998
A Novel Molecular Determinant for cAMP-dependent
Regulation of the Frog Heart Na+-Ca2+
Exchanger
Yaroslav M.
Shuba,
Tomoko
Iwata ,
Valery G.
Naidenov,
Murat
Oz,
Katherine
Sandberg,
Alexander
Kraev ,
Ernesto
Carafoli , and
Martin
Morad
From the Departments of Pharmacology and Medicine, Georgetown
University Medical Center, Washington, DC 20007 and
Laboratory of Biochemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology (ETH), Universitatsstrasse 16, CH-8092
Zürich, Switzerland
Na+-Ca2+ exchanger
is one of the major sarcolemmal Ca2+ transporters of
cardiac myocytes. In frog ventricular myocytes the exchanger is
regulated by isoproterenol via a
-adrenoreceptor/adenylate-cyclase/cAMPdependent signaling
pathway providing a molecular mechanism for the relaxant effect of the
hormone. Here, we report on the presence of a novel exon of 27-base
pair insertion, which generates a nucleotide binding motif (P-loop) in
the frog cardiac Na+-Ca2+ exchanger. To examine
the functional role of this motif, we constructed a
full-length frog heart Na+-Ca2+ exchanger
cDNA (fNCX1a) containing this exon. The functional expression
of fNCX1a in oocytes showed characteristic voltage dependence, divalent
(Ni2+, Cd2+) inhibition, and sensitivity to
cAMP in a manner similar to that of native exchanger in frog myocytes.
In oocytes expressing the dog heart NCX1 or the
frog mutant ( fNCX1a) lacking the 9-amino acid exon, cAMP failed to
regulate Na+-dependent Ca2+ uptake.
We suggest that this motif is responsible for the observed cAMP-dependent functional differences between the frog and
the mammalian hearts.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Inc.

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