SLC26A9 stimulates CFTR expression and function in human bronchial cell lines

Journal of Cellular Physiology
Martine AvellaJ Ehrenfeld

Abstract

We investigated the possible functional- and physical protein-interactions between two airway Cl(-) channels, SLC26A9 and CFTR. Bronchial CFBE41o- cell lines expressing CFTR(WT) or CFTR(ΔF508) were transduced with SLC26A9. Immunoblots identified a migrating band corresponding to SLC26A9 present in whole-cell lysates as on apical membrane of cells grown on polarized filters. CFTR levels were increased by the presence of SLC26A9 in both CFTR(WT) and CFTR(ΔF508) cell lines. In CFBE41o- cells and CFBE41o-/CFTR(WT) cells transduced with SLC26A9, currents associated to the protein expression were not detected. However, the forskolin (FK)-stimulated currents were enhanced in SLC26A9-transduced cells compared to control cells. Therefore, the presence of SLC26A9 resulted in an increase in CFTR activity (same % of CFTR((inh)-172) or GlyH-101 inhibition in both groups). In CFBE41o-/CFTR(ΔF508) cells transduced with SLC26A9 (at 27°C), a current associated to the protein expression was also lacking. FK-stimulated currents and level of CFTR((inh)-172) inhibition were not different in both groups. The presence of SLC26A9 in Xenopus oocytes expressing CFTR also enhanced the FK-stimulated currents as compared to oocytes expressing CFTR alone. T...Continue Reading

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