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• W2012563911 abstract "1Nucleotide activation of skeletal muscle ryanodine receptors (RyRs) was studied in planar lipid bilayers in order to understand RyR regulation in vivo under normal and fatigued conditions. With ‘resting’ calcium (100 nm cytoplasmic and 1 mm luminal), RyRs had an open probability (Po) of ∼0.01 in the absence of nucleotides and magnesium. ATP reversibly activated RyRs with Po at saturation (Pmax) ∼0.33 and Ka (concentration for half-maximal activation) ∼0.36 mm and with a Hill coefficient (nH) of ∼1.8 in RyRs when Pmax 0.5.2AMP was a much weaker agonist (Pmax∼0.09) and adenosine was weaker still (Pmax∼0.01–0.02), whereas inosine monophosphate (IMP), the normal metabolic end product of ATP hydrolysis, produced no activation at all.3Adenosine acted as a competitive antagonist that reversibly inhibited ATP- and AMP-activated RyRs with nH∼1 and Ki∼0.06 mm at [ATP] < 0.5 mm, increasing 4-fold for each 2-fold increase in [ATP] above 0.5 mm. This is explained by the binding of a single adenosine preventing the cooperative binding of two ATP or AMP molecules, with dissociation constants of 0.4, 0.45 and 0.06 mm for ATP, AMP and adenosine, respectively. Importantly, IMP ( 8 mm) had no inhibitory effect whatsoever on ATP-activated RyRs.4Mean open (τo) and closed (τc) dwell-times were more closely related to Po than to the nucleotide species or individual RyRs. At Po < 0.2, RyR regulation occurred via changes in τc, whereas at higher Po this also occurred via changes in τo. The detailed properties of activation and competitive inhibition indicated complex channel behaviour that could be explained in terms of a model involving interactions between different subunits of the RyR homotetramer.5The results also show how deleterious adenosine accumulation is to the function of RyRs in skeletal muscle and, by comparison with voltage sensor-controlled Ca2+ release, indicate that voltage sensor activation requires ATP binding to the RyR to be effective." @default.
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• W2012563911 title "Regulation of the calcium release channel from rabbit skeletal muscle by the nucleotides ATP, AMP, IMP and adenosine" @default.
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