RRC ID 39823
Author Kurosawa N, Kadomatsu K, Ikematsu S, Sakuma S, Kimura T, Muramatsu T.
Title Midkine binds specifically to sulfatide the role of sulfatide in cell attachment to midkine-coated surfaces.
Journal Eur J Biochem
Abstract Midkine is a heparin-binding polypeptide which is implicated in the control of development and repair of various tissues. Recognition of sulfate groups in glycosaminoglycans is important for its function. To elucidate further its mechanism of action, the interactions of midkine with sulfated glycolipids were studied. Of various glycolipids and lipids examined, midkine bound strongly to sulfatide and cholesterol-3-sulfate (CHO-3-SO4) in a dose-dependent manner but failed to bind to other standard glycolipids and lipids. The properties of midkine binding to sulfatide and to CHO-3-SO4 differed in their sensitivity to inhibition by anionic polysaccharides, salt concentration and unlabeled midkine. Heparin inhibited midkine binding to sulfatide but weakly inhibited its binding to CHO-3-SO4. Liposomes bearing sulfatide carried out significant interactions with immobilized midkine, whereas those bearing CHO-3-SO4 did not. Incorporation of sulfatide into 32D cells and trypsinized COS cells enhanced 125I-labelled midkine binding, whereas incorporation of ganglioside or galactosylceramide had no effect. Furthermore, sulfatide-incorporated cells enhanced cell attachment to midkine-coated coverslips. These results indicate that midkine binds to sulfatide under physiological conditions and the midkine-sulfatide interaction may be important in controlling cell attachment.
Volume 267(2)
Pages 344-51
Published 2000-1-1
DOI 10.1046/j.1432-1327.2000.01005.x
PII ejb1005
PMID 10632704
MeSH Adsorption Animals COS Cells / cytology COS Cells / metabolism Carrier Proteins / metabolism* Cell Adhesion / physiology Cell Membrane / metabolism Cytokines* Liposomes / metabolism Midkine Sulfoglycosphingolipids / metabolism* Surface Properties
Times Cited 17
WOS Category BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
Resource
Human and Animal Cells 32D(RCB1145) COS-7(RCB0539)