L-type calcium channel alpha-subunit and protein kinase inhibitors modulate Rem-mediated regulation of current.

American Journal of Physiology. Heart and Circulatory Physiology
Shawn M CrumpJonathan Satin

Abstract

Cardiac voltage-gated L-type Ca channels (Ca(V)) are multiprotein complexes, including accessory subunits such as Ca(V)beta2 that increase current expression. Recently, members of the Rad and Gem/Kir-related family of small GTPases have been shown to decrease current, although the mechanism remains poorly defined. In this study, we evaluated the contribution of the L-type Ca channel alpha-subunit (Ca(V)1.2) to Ca(V)beta2-Rem inhibition of Ca channel current. Specifically, we addressed whether protein kinase A (PKA) modulation of the Ca channel modifies Ca(V)beta2-Rem inhibition of Ca channel current. We first tested the effect of Rem on Ca(V)1.2 in human embryonic kidney 293 (HEK-293) cells using the whole cell patch-clamp configuration. Rem coexpression with Ca(V)1.2 reduces Ba current expression under basal conditions, and Ca(V)beta2a coexpression enhances Rem block of Ca(V)1.2 current. Surprisingly, PKA inhibition by 133 nM H-89 or 50 microM Rp-cAMP-S partially relieved the Rem-mediated inhibition of current activity both with and without Ca(V)beta2a. To test whether the H-89 action was a consequence of the phosphorylation status of Ca(V)1.2, we examined Rem regulation of the PKA-insensitive Ca(V)1.2 serine 1928 (S1928) to a...Continue Reading

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