EXTRA-RENAL REGULATION OF POTASSIUM HOMEOSTASIS
钾稳态的肾外调节
基本信息
- 批准号:6635254
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.02万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-05-01 至 2005-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (Adapted from the Applicant's Abstract): Extracellular fluid (ECF)
+} must be maintained within a narrow range. If ECF +] falls too low
(hypokalemia), cell membranes hyperpolarize, and if ECF +] increases too much
(hyperkalemia) cell membranes depobrize, both disrupt normal electrical
excitability and can have life threatening cardiac effects. Kidneys and muscle
work in concert to maintain ECF ]. During hypokalemia muscle ICF K is
redistributed to buffer the fall in ECF }. During hyperkalemia K+ is pumped
into muscle ICF until renal adjustments can occur. These important muscle
specific homeostatic processes are only beginning to be understood at the
molecular level. Evidence supports the hypothesis that K loss from muscle
during hypokalemia results from decreased active K+ influx mediated by sodium
pump (Na,KATPase, NKA) inhibition, and that K+ uptake during hyperktilemia is
mediated by sodium pump activation. Our lab has established that during low K+
diet abundance of NKA subunits are depressed in an isoform and muscle specific
manner:
60-95 percent fall in a2, not a 1. Using a novel K+ clamp technique, we
recently showed that early in K+ restriction, prior to fall in a2, there is a
severe blunting of both insulin stimulated K+ uptake, and of insulin stimulated
redistribution of NKA ct2 type pumps from endosomes to the plasma membrane
(PM). Evidence is mounting that the bumetanide sensitive Na,K,2C1 cotransporter
also accounts for a component of muscle K+ influx and, thus, could play a role
in potassium homeostasis. The overall aims are to determine the molecular
mechanisms responsible for tapping muscle K+ stores during hypokalemia, for
clearing excess plasma +] into the ICF store after K+ restoration, and to
understand how these processes are altered in a set of clinically relevant
paradigms. The contribution of both Na,K-ATPase isoforms and NKCCI in both red
oxidative white glycolytic muscle will be studied with a compartmental analysis
approach in which the following are assessed: whole body K+ uptake, muscle
specific K+ transport, subcellular distribution and activity of K+
transporters, and pool size regulation of K transporter protein and mRNA
levels. Aim 1 will test the hypothesis that the shift of K+ to ECF during K
restriction is mediated by decreased plasma membrane (PM) expression of both
NKA a2 and NKCC1 coupled to resistance to insulin stimulated K+ uptake, and
that this process is altered in uremia accompanying chronic renal failure. Aim
2 will test the hypothesis that thyroid hormone or dexamethasone, both of which
increase NKA cx2 (and perhaps NKCC 1), alter extrarenal control of K+
horneostasis. Aim 3 will test the hypothesis that the uptake of K+ from ECF to
ICF during K+ restoration (following K+ restriction) is mediated by normalizing
surface expression of both NKA a2 and NKCC1. Accomplishing these aims will
identify the cellular mechanisms responsible for tapping and repleting the
muscle K+ reservoir, which will, ideally, suggest strategies to manipulate
muscle K stores in clinical settings.
描述(改编自申请人的摘要):细胞外流体(ECF)
+}必须保持在狭窄范围内。如果ECF +]跌倒太低
(低钾血症),细胞膜超极化,如果ECF +]增加了太多
(高钾血症)细胞膜Depobrize,都破坏正常电气
兴奋性,可能会威胁生命的心脏影响。肾脏和肌肉
协同工作以维持ECF]。在低钾血症期间ICF K是
重新分布以缓冲ECF的下落。在高钾血症期间,K+抽水
进入肌肉ICF,直到进行肾脏调整。这些重要的肌肉
具体的稳态过程才开始在
分子水平。证据支持k肌丧失的假设
在低钾血症期间,由钠介导的活性K+涌入降低导致
泵(Na,Katpase,NKA)抑制作用,HyperKlilemia期间的K+摄取为
由钠泵激活介导。我们的实验室已经确定,在低k+期间
NKA亚基的饮食丰度在同工型和肌肉特异性
方式:
60-95%落在A2中,而不是1。使用新颖的K+夹具技术,我们
最近表明,在A2跌倒之前的K+限制初期,有一个
两种胰岛素的严重钝化刺激的K+摄取和胰岛素的刺激
NKA CT2型泵的重新分布从内体到质膜
(下午)。有证据表明bumetanide敏感的Na,K,2C1共转运蛋白
还解释了肌肉K+涌入的组成部分,因此可以发挥作用
在钾稳态中。总体目的是确定分子
低钾血症期间负责攻击肌肉K+商店的机制,用于
在K +修复后将多余的血浆 +]清除到ICF商店中,然后
了解一组临床相关的过程如何改变这些过程
范式。 Na,K-ATPase同工型和NKCCI在两个红色中的贡献
氧化白糖酵解肌肉将通过分室分析进行研究
评估以下内容的方法:全身K+吸收,肌肉
特定的K+转运,k+的亚细胞分布和活性
转运蛋白的转运蛋白调节k转运蛋白和mRNA的调节
水平。 AIM 1将检验以下假设:K+在K期间转移到ECF
两者的质膜(PM)表达降低介导限制
NKA A2和NKCC1与胰岛素的抗性刺激K+摄取,并且
伴随慢性肾衰竭的尿毒症的尿中,这一过程发生了变化。目的
2将检验甲状腺激素或地塞米松的假设,这两种假设
增加NKA CX2(也许还有NKCC 1),改变了K+的外部控制
Horneostasis。 AIM 3将检验以下假设:K+从ECF摄取
K+恢复期间的ICF(K+限制后)通过标准化介导
NKA A2和NKCC1的表面表达。完成这些目标将
确定负责窃听和补充的细胞机制
肌肉K+水库,理想情况下将提出操纵策略
肌肉K存储在临床环境中。
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