Voltage-gated sodium channels
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Voltage-gated sodium channelsXiao YuInstitute of PhysiologyShandong University, School of Medicine2012-11-10
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Sodium channel genes are latecomers to the 6TM Family(Zakon HH, PNAS 2012)
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Sodium Channels - StructureComposed of , -1 and -2 subunits, but the large -subunits carries most of the functional properties 4 repeated motifs, each with 6 transmembrane domainsAll linked togetherContain a voltage sensor/ligand binding domain (method of activation)The hydrophobic S4 segment (voltage sensor) is found in all voltage gated Na+ channels and is absent in ligand gated Na+ channels Selectivity filter (shell of hydration)Inactivation gate
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Human voltage-gated sodium channels: Genes and proteins
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Outline1. Physiological studies
2. Pharmacological studies
3. Biochemical studies
4. Pathological and further studies
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Ion channelsGates Voltage gated sodium channels (VGSC)
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Physiological properties of VGSCs: activation, inactivation, recovery (Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain 2007)
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Voltage-gated sodium channel: activation(Lou, et al, J Physiol 2003)
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Hyperpolarization is necessary for depolarization-induced sodium currents in pancreatic beta cells
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Steady-state inactivation/availability of VGSC
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Kinetics of inactivation differs in b cells and ACCs
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Time course of VGSC recovery: b cells are slower than ACCs
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Summary I1. VGSC currents are voltage-gated inward currents.
2. VGSCs perform fast activation and fast inactivation.
3. Inactivation and recovery of VGSCs are diverse.
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Tetrodotoxin - PufferfishSaxitoxin - Paralytic Shellfish PoisoningSoong, T.W. and B.Venkatesh.Trends Genetics, 22; 621-626 (2006)
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Soong, T.W. and B.Venkatesh.Trends Genetics, 22; 621-626 (2006)
TTX and STX- Molecular Mimics
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Soong, T.W., and B. Venkatesh, Trends Genetics, 22; 621-626 (2006)VGSC and binding site for TTX
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blocking by TTX (a) and STX (b) Scale bars, 1 nA and 1 ms. Bricelj, V.M. et al., Nature, 434; 763-767 (2005)Blocking of WT and mutant VGSCs by TTX and STX
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TTX-resistant sodium channel (Nav1.8) No effect onthe persistent TTX-R Na current Nav1.9)Ekberg,J et al, PNAS (2006) O-conotoxin (MrVIB) selectively blocks Nav1.8 ---- TTX-resistant current in DRG
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Summary II
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TTXCTXTTXCTXTTXCTX
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Sodium channels co-immunoprecipitate with RPTPbIncrease postnatallyembryogenesisConstant levelsRatcliffe CF, et al. Nature Neuroscience 2000
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Sodium channel a subunits are tyrosine phosphorylated
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Phosphatase-Sodium channel-Kinase
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Functional effects of BDNF on Nav1.2 channels(Ahn, et al, JNS 2007)
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(Src family kinases)SFKs interact with and phosphorylate Nav1.2(Ahn, et al, JNS 2007)
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SH3 domain mediates the interaction between Nav1.2 and Fyn(Beacham et al JNS,2007)
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Summary III1. VGSC are regulated with phosphatase and kinase
2. Biochemical studies and physiological studies on VGSCs are put together.
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Anosmia ---- loss of smell ()
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Channelopathy
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Pain and Nav1.7congenitalinsensitivity to pain erythromelalgiaPrimary erythromelalgiaPE Paroxysmal extreme pain disorder
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More SNPsHyperPPPMC,PAM
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Na+translationassemblytargetingkineticspermeationWhat can go wrong?Expression models cRNA or cDNA injection into Xenopus oocytes Transfection of mammalian cell cultureMethods Electrophysiology Pharmacology Immunocytochemistry Fluorescence imaging of tagged proteins
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Take home messages1. Na channels physiological properties are diverse and crucial.2. Na channels are regulated by drugs, enzymes and single mutation of themselves.
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