RGS2
Regulator G-proteinske signalizacije 2 jest protein koji je kod ljudi kodiran genom RGS2 sa hromosoma 1.[5][6] Dio je velike porodice RGS-proteina koja kontrolira signalzaciju, putem G-protein spregnutih receptora (GPCR).
Aminokiselinska sekvenca
Dužina polipeptidnog lanca je 211 aminokiselina, a molekulska težina 24 382 Da.[7]
| 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQSAMFLAVQ | HDCRPMDKSA | GSGHKSEEKR | EKMKRTLLKD | WKTRLSYFLQ | ||||
| NSSTPGKPKT | GKKSKQQAFI | KPSPEEAQLW | SEAFDELLAS | KYGLAAFRAF | ||||
| LKSEFCEENI | EFWLACEDFK | KTKSPQKLSS | KARKIYTDFI | EKEAPKEINI | ||||
| DFQTKTLIAQ | NIQEATSGCF | TTAQKRVYSL | MENNSYPRFL | ESEFYQDLCK | ||||
| KPQITTEPHA | T |
Funkcija
Smatra se da RGS2 ima zaštitne efekte protiv hipertrofije miokarda, kao i pretkomorskih aritmija.[8][9] Povećan stimulacija Gs povezanih β1-adrenergičnih receptor i Gq]] povezanih α1-adrenergičnih receptora u srcu može dovesti do hipertrofije srca.[8] U slučaju hipertrofije posredovane Gq proteinskim receptorom (GqPCR), Gαq će aktivirati unutarćelijske afektore fosfolipaza Cβ i rho guaninski faktor razmjene nukleotida da stimulira ćelijske procese koji dovode do hipertrofije kardiomiocita.[8][10] RGS2 funkcionira kao protein koji aktivira GTP-azu (GAP) koja djeluje na povećanje prirodne GTPazne aktivnosti podjedinice Gα.[8][10] Povećanjem GTPazne aktivnosti Gα podjedinice, RGS2 promovira GTP hidrolizu nazad u GDP, pretvarajući tako podjedinicu Gα nazad u njeno neaktivno stanje i smanjujući njenu signalnu sposobnost.[10] I GsPCR i GqPCR aktivacija mogu doprinijeti srčanoj hipertrofiji putem aktivacije MAP-kinaza. Pokazalo se da RGS2 smanjuje fosforilaciju tih MAP-kinaza i stoga smanjuje njihovu aktivaciju kao odgovor na Gαs-signalizaciju.[8]
U slučaju hipertrofije posredovane GsPCR, glavni mehanizam kojim signalizacija doprinosi hipertrofiji je putem podjedinice Gβγ; Gαs signalizacija sama po sebi nije dovoljna.[11] Ipak, pokazalo se da RGS2 inhibira Gs posredovanu hipertrofiju. Mehanizam kako RGS2 reguliše povećanu Gβγ signalizaciju nije dobro shvaćen, osim činjenice da nije povezan sa GAP funkcijom RGS2a.[11] Nedostatak RGS2 je povezan sa povećanom hipertrofijom srca kod miševa.[8] Srca s nedostatkom RGS2 izgledaju normalno, sve dok se ne suoče s povećanim opterećenjem, na koje spremno reagiraju pojačanim signalom Gαq i hipertrofijom.[8][11]
Interakcije
Pokazalo se da RGS2 interraguje sa PRKG1[12] i ADCY5.[13]
Reference
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