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Archives of Pharmacal Research
1998 Volume.21 No. 6 p.707 ~ p.711
Possible Implication for an Indirect Interaction between Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor and (Na,K)ATPase
Oh Ji-Hyun

Lee Kyung-Lim
Abstract
The (Na,K)ATPase is responsible for generating the ionic gradients and membrane potentials by the exchange of intracellular for . It has been recentl y shown that (Na,K)ATPase is involved in the exocytic pathway of basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF), although it is not known that bFGF is secreted to the outside of cell through direct interaction with (Na,K) ATPase. To understand the role for (Na,K)ATPase in the secretary pathway of bFGF, we have sought to identify the cytoplasmic domains of the alpha1 isoform of (Na,K)ATPase interacting with bFGF by yeast two-hybrid system. We have also investigated the interaction between the alpha2 isoform of (Na,K)ATPase and bFGF to find out whether the interaction is isoform-specific. We found that none of the cytoplasmic domains of (Na,K)ATPase isoforms interacted with bFGF. The result suggests that the interaction between bFGF and (Na,K)ATPase might be indirect, thus requiring other proteins which are involved in the formation of protein complexes for the interaction, although we cannot exclude the possibility that the interaction requires the element of the whole alpha subunit structure that was not present in the isolated alpha subunit cytoplasmic domains.
KEYWORD
Yeast two-hybrid bFGF, Na+ pump, Cytoplasmic domain
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