RRC ID 1978
Author Lievremont JP, Numaga T, Vazquez G, Lemonnier L, Hara Y, Mori E, Trebak M, Moss SE, Bird GS, Mori Y, Putney JW Jr.
Title The role of canonical transient receptor potential 7 in B-cell receptor-activated channels.
Journal J Biol Chem
Abstract Phospholipase C signaling stimulates Ca2+ entry across the plasma membrane through multiple mechanisms. Ca2+ store depletion stimulates store-operated Ca2+-selective channels, or alternatively, other phospholipase C-dependent events activate Ca2+-permeable non-selective cation channels. Transient receptor potential 7 (TRPC7) is a non-selective cation channel that can be activated by both mechanisms when ectopically expressed, but the regulation of native TRPC7 channels is not known. We knocked out TRPC7 in DT40 B-cells, which expresses both forms of Ca2+ entry. No difference in the store-operated current I(crac) was detected between TRPC7-/- and wild-type cells. Wild-type cells demonstrated nonstore-operated cation entry and currents in response to activation of the B-cell receptor or protease-activated receptor 2, intracellular dialysis with GTPgammaS, or application of the synthetic diacylglycerol oleyl-acetyl-glycerol. These responses were absent in TRPC7-/- cells but could be restored by transfection with human TRPC7. In conclusion, in B-lymphocytes, TRPC7 appeared to participate in the formation of ion channels that could be activated by phospholipase C-linked receptors. This represents the first demonstration of a physiological function for endogenous TRPC7 channels.
Volume 280(42)
Pages 35346-51
Published 2005-10-21
DOI 10.1074/jbc.M507606200
PII S0021-9258(19)48207-0
PMID 16123040
MeSH Animals B-Lymphocytes / metabolism Barium / metabolism Blotting, Northern Calcium / metabolism* Calcium Channels / chemistry Cations Cell Line Chickens Diglycerides / chemistry Electrophysiology Glycerol / chemistry Guanosine 5'-O-(3-Thiotriphosphate) / metabolism Humans Ion Channels / chemistry Ions Models, Genetic Receptors, Antigen, B-Cell / metabolism* Signal Transduction TRPC Cation Channels / metabolism TRPC Cation Channels / physiology* Thapsigargin / pharmacology Time Factors Transfection Transgenes Type C Phospholipases / metabolism*
IF 4.238
Times Cited 41
WOS Category BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
Resource
Human and Animal Cells DT40(RCB1464)