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1C subunit are independent functions of the
subunit
The
subunits of voltage-sensitive calcium channels facilitate the incorporation of channels into the plasma membrane and modulate calcium currents. In order to determine whether these two effects of the
subunit are interdependent or independent of each other we studied plasma membrane incorporation of the channel subunits with green fluorescent protein and immunofluorescence labelling, and current modulation with whole-cell and single-channel patch-clamp recordings in transiently transfected human embryonic kidney tsA201 cells.
Coexpression of rabbit cardiac muscle
1C with rabbit skeletal muscle
1a, rabbit heart/brain
2a or rat brain
3 subunits resulted in the colocalization of
1C with
and in a marked translocation of the channel complexes into the plasma membrane. In parallel, the whole-cell current density and single-channel open probability were increased. Furthermore, the
2a isoform specifically altered the voltage dependence of current activation and the inactivation kinetics.
A single amino acid substitution in the
subunit interaction domain of
1C (
1CY467S) disrupted the colocalization and plasma membrane targeting of both subunits without affecting the
subunit-induced modulation of whole-cell currents and single-channel properties.
These results show that the modulation of calcium currents by
subunits can be explained by
subunit-induced changes of single-channel properties, but the formation of stable
1C-
complexes and their increased incorporation into the plasma membrane appear not to be necessary for functional modulation.
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