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- W2023409189 abstract "This work utilizes proteoliposomes reconstituted with renal Na(+)-K(+)-ATPase to study effects of electrical potential (40-80 mV) on activation of pump-mediated fluxes of Na+ or Rb+ (K+) ions and on inhibitory effects of Rb+ ions or organic cations. The latter include guanidinium derivatives that are competitive Na(+)-like antagonists (David, P., Mayan, H., Cohen, H., Tal, D. M., and Karlish, S.J.D. (1992) J. Biol. Chem. 267, 1141-1149). Cytoplasmic side-positive diffusion potentials significantly decreased the K0.5 of Na+ at the cytoplasmic surface for activation of ATP-dependent Na(+)-K+ exchange but did not affect the inhibitory potency of Rb+ (K+) or any Na(+)-like antagonist. Diffusion potentials did not affect activation of Rb(+)-Rb+ exchange by Rb+ ions at the cytoplasmic surface and had only a minor effect on Rb+ activation at the extracellular surface. Previously, we proposed that the cation binding domain consists of two negatively charged sites, to which two K+ or two Na+ ions bind, and one neutral site for the third Na+ (Glynn, I. M., and Karlish, S.J.D. (1990) Annu. Rev. Biochem. 59, 171-205). The present experiments suggest that binding of a Na+ ion in the neutral site at the cytoplasmic surface is sensitive to voltage. By contrast, binding of Rb+ ions at the extracellular surface of renal pumps appears to be only weakly or insignificantly affected by voltage. Inferences on the identity of the charge-carrying steps, based on experiments using proteoliposomes, are discussed in relation to recent evidence that dissociation of Na+ or association of K+ ions, at the extracellular surface, represent the major charge-carrying steps." @default.
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- W2023409189 title "An Effect of Voltage on Binding of Na+ at the Cytoplasmic Surface of the Na+-K+ Pump" @default.
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