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Permeant Anions Control Gating of Calcium-dependent Chloride Channels

Permeant Anions Control Gating of Calcium-dependent Chloride Channels The effects of external anions (SCN−, NO 3 − , I−, Br−, F−, glutamate, and aspartate) on gating of Ca2+-dependent Cl− channels from rat parotid acinar cells were studied using the whole-cell configuration of the patch-clamp technique. Shifts in the reversal potential of the current induced by replacement of external Cl− with foreign anions, gave the following selectivity sequence based on permeability ratios (P x/P Cl): SCN−>I−>NO 3 − >Br−>Cl−>F−>aspartate>glutamate. Using a continuum electrostatic model we calculated that this lyotropic sequence resulted from the interaction between anions and a polarizable tunnel with an effective dielectric constant of ∼23. Our data revealed that anions with P x/PCl > 1 accelerated activation kinetics in a voltage-independent manner and slowed deactivation kinetics. Moreover, permeant anions enhanced whole-cell conductance (g, an index of the apparent open probability) in a voltage-dependent manner, and shifted leftward the membrane potential-g curves. All of these effects were produced by the anions with an effectiveness that followed the selectivity sequence. To explain the effects of permeant anions on activation kinetics and g Cl we propose that there are 2 different anion-binding sites in the channel. One site is located outside the electrical field and controls channel activation kinetics, while a second site is located within the pore and controls whole-cell conductance. Thus, interactions of permeant anions with these two sites hinder the closing mechanism and stabilize the channel in the open state. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Journal of Membrane Biology Springer Journals

Permeant Anions Control Gating of Calcium-dependent Chloride Channels

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Springer Journals
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Copyright © 2004 by Springer-Verlag
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Life Sciences; Human Physiology; Biochemistry, general
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0022-2631
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1432-1424
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10.1007/s00232-004-0659-x
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Abstract

The effects of external anions (SCN−, NO 3 − , I−, Br−, F−, glutamate, and aspartate) on gating of Ca2+-dependent Cl− channels from rat parotid acinar cells were studied using the whole-cell configuration of the patch-clamp technique. Shifts in the reversal potential of the current induced by replacement of external Cl− with foreign anions, gave the following selectivity sequence based on permeability ratios (P x/P Cl): SCN−>I−>NO 3 − >Br−>Cl−>F−>aspartate>glutamate. Using a continuum electrostatic model we calculated that this lyotropic sequence resulted from the interaction between anions and a polarizable tunnel with an effective dielectric constant of ∼23. Our data revealed that anions with P x/PCl > 1 accelerated activation kinetics in a voltage-independent manner and slowed deactivation kinetics. Moreover, permeant anions enhanced whole-cell conductance (g, an index of the apparent open probability) in a voltage-dependent manner, and shifted leftward the membrane potential-g curves. All of these effects were produced by the anions with an effectiveness that followed the selectivity sequence. To explain the effects of permeant anions on activation kinetics and g Cl we propose that there are 2 different anion-binding sites in the channel. One site is located outside the electrical field and controls channel activation kinetics, while a second site is located within the pore and controls whole-cell conductance. Thus, interactions of permeant anions with these two sites hinder the closing mechanism and stabilize the channel in the open state.

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The Journal of Membrane Biology – Springer Journals

Published: Jan 1, 2004

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