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SOLUBILIZATION

OF PROSTAGLANDIN PORCINE TEMPORAL

FROM Hiroshi Department

Received

Morii

of

November

30,

and

D2 BINDING CORTEX

Yasuyoshi

Neuroscience, Osaka Suita-shi, Osaka 565,

364-371

PROTEIN

Watanabe* Bioscience Japan

Institute,

1990

Prostaglandin (PG) D2 binding activity was retained at the highest level in the P2 fraction prepared from porcine temporal cortex with the use of buffer containing mannitol and quinacrine. Then, the activity in this fraction was solubilized with maximal recovery by 10 mM CHAPS. The specific PGD2 binding time-dependently increased and was saturated at around 70 nM. Scatchard plots were fitted to a straight line with a Kd value of 20 nM and Bmax of 120 fmol/mg protein. The binding sites showed high specificity for PGD2. In addition, heat and trypsin treatments remarkably decreased the binding activity. These results suggest that the specific binding protein for 0 1991 AcademcPESB, Inc. PGD2 can be solubilized from these membranes.

Prostaglandin mammalian

brain

hypothermia, analgesia Shimizu

modulation (L).

binding and

to be located

olfactory

bulb,

* To whom

and

correspondence

Ail

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$1.50 1991 by Academic reproduction

in any

Press. form

on its

activity of PGD2

(4-7)

good

induction, and

in the synaptic derivatives,

we

Further,

using

(3).

cortex,

the

binding

preoptic

agreement

with

be addressed.

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CHAPS,

the

mechanism,

demonstrated

cerebral

in

release,

molecular

for PGD2

indicating

prostaglandin; sulfonate.

resrrwd.

such as sleep

binding

of the

prostanoids

hormone

a variety

we

areas

should

study

specific

analysis,

hypothalamus,

Abbreviations: PG, dimethylammoniol-l-propane 0006-291X/91 Copyright

Using

major

actions

PGD2

to be highly

in discrete

the

function,

of

a specific

image

of

central

course

of rat brain.

showed this

one

olfactory

the

detected

is

various of

During

fraction

autoradiography sites

D2

and exerts

et al. (2)

membrane later

(PG)

3-[(3-cholamidopropyl)

area, the

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central PGD2

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of

protein

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In this study,

we succeeded

in

in an active form.

PROCEDURES

Materials [5,6,8,9,12,14,15-3HlPGD2 was purchased from DuPont New England Nuclear. Quinacrine, deoxyribonuclease I, ribonuclease, trypsin, proteinase K (fungal), and phospholipase A2 (Naja naja venom) were CHAPS came from Dojindo Laboratories. Unlabeled purchased from Sigma. PGs were generous gifts from Ono Pharmaceutical Company. Preparation of P2 fraction and solubilization with CHAPS - P2 fraction was prepared from frozen porcine temporal cortex as described by Yumoto et al. (&), with the use of homogenizing buffer containing 0.3 M mannitol, 0.5 mM quinacrine, 1 mM PMSF, 2 mM 2-mercaptoethanol, 1 mM EDTA, and 10 mM HEPES at pH 7.5. CHAPS was dropwisely added with stirring to 5 mg protein/ml P2 fraction in the homogenizing buffer to give a final concentration of 10 mM and the suspension was then stirred at 4 “C for 30 min. After centrifugation at 100,OOOg x 60 min, the supernatant was collected and referred to as the solubilized fraction. Binding assay - PGD2 binding was measured as described by Yumoto et al. (&). Unless stated otherwise, the reaction mixture contained a sample having 2 mg/ml protein, 20 nM [3 H] P G D 2, 1 mM EDTA, 2 mM 2mercaptoethanol, 1 mM PMSF, 0.5 mM quinacrine, 0.1 M NaCl, 0.3 M mannitol, and 50 mM Tris-HCl (pH 7.5). In the case of the solubilized fraction, the CHAPS concentration in the reaction mixture was adjusted to 5 mM. The reaction was started by addition of [3H]PGD2 at 37 “C. Nonspecific binding was determined from the measurement of [3H]PGD2 binding in the presence of 100 uM umabeled PGD2. The specific binding was calculated by substraction of the nonspecific binding from the total binding. All values were expressed as the means of triplicate determinations. Protein determination Protein concentration was determined by the method of Bradford (9) with bovine gamma globulin as standard.

RESULTS

AND

P G D2

binding

buffers from

DISCUSSION

-

to the

Specific

different

proteases,

P2

PGD2

pigs,

temporal

among

various

We therefore

prepared activity

because

is one of the richest

mammalian

brain

to improve

in

varied

the binding

and phospholipases

cortex

sought

binding

possibly

glycosidases,

Porcine

fraction

regions the method 365

various among

cortical

activity

as reported

Yumoto,

for isolation

specimens

was sensitive

by Shimizu

sources of PGD2 (N.

homogenizing

binding

unpublished

to

et al. (3. activity results)

of the P2 fraction

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Effects of the addition of various substances to the homogenizing buffer on PGD2 binding activity PGD2

binding activity

-sugars +sugars (0.3 M) sucrose mannitol a-methyl mannoside glucose galactose glycerol (lO%(w/v))

7.3 14.5 28.3 13.8 10.7 16.9 15.2

phospholipase quinacrine

47.3

inhibitor (0.5 mM)

fmol/mg

protein

P2 membrane was prepared by the method of Yumoto et al. (8). The homogenizing buffer contained 1 mM EDTA, 2 mM p-mercaptoethanol, 1 mM PMSF, 20 uM indomethacin, 10 mM HEPES, and sugars or glycerol as listed in the table. The pH was adjusted to 7.5 at 4 “C. In the experiments using phospholipase inhibitor, 0.3 M mannitol was added to the homogenizing buffer.

from

frozen

porcine

temporal

its

highest

values

showed containing

mannitol

preferred of

over

soluble

among

sucrose

a potent

the binding

activity

inhibitors

prepared

the sugars

in

the

tested

osmotic

(Table

of

almost

no

(data

in the homogenizing

Mannitol

has been the loss

enhanced

various

leupeptin,

protease

PMSF,

shown).

buffer

(llJ.

further

However,

not

buffer

mitochondoria

A2 (10),

bestatin,

fraction in

and to prevent

brain

of mannitol.

effect

prepared

1).

pressure

aprotinin,

to the P2

was

of phospholipase

(antipain,

the P2 fraction

binding

fraction

preparation

inhibitor

had

PGD2

the

in the presence

tested

phosphoramidon)

when

to maintain

substances

Quinacrine,

cortex.

and

Therefore,

we

mannitol

and

containing

quinacrine. Solubilization Specific

of PGD2

specific

binding

various

concentrations

activity

of the binding

activity

to the P:!

in the reaction

The

activity

binding

activity

was solubilized

of CHAPS.

concentration binding

PGD2

Since fraction

mixture

CHAPS

fraction 366

over

CHAPS

the P2

fraction

5 mM

decreased

in the binding

at 5 mM

of the solubilized

from

with

increased

with

assay, we kept

in all cases (data

-

the its

not shown).

dependent

on the

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100

0

IO [CHAPS]

20 (mM)

FIG.l. Solubilization of specific PGD2 binding activity from P2 fraction of porcine temporal cortex with CHAPS. P2 fraction (5 mg protein/ml) was incubated for 30 min at 4 “C with CHAPS at the concentrations indicated in the figure. After centrifugation at 100,OOOg x 60 min, the supernatant was concentrated overnight with a CentriCell (nominal molecular weight limit=10 kDa, Polysciences Inc.) overnight. Subsequently, the binding activity of the supernatant ( 0 ) and of the resuspendal pellet ( 0 ) and the protein content of the supernatant ( A ) were determined. In the binding assay of the supernatant, the CHAPS concentration was kept at 5 mM.

CHAPS

concentration

decreased over mM CHAPS

used in the homogenizing

15 mM

(Fig.

1).

buffer

The maximal

activity

with 40 fmol PGD2 bound/mg protein.

I

I

20

40 Time

up to 10 mM and then was obtained

The recovery

at 10

was 38%, a

60

(min)

FIG.2. Time course of specific PGD2 binding to the solubilized fraction. The solubilized fraction (2 mg protein /ml) was incubated with 20 nM [3H]PGD2 at 37 “C. Aliquots were removed at the indicated times and the binding activities were determined. The specific binding ( 0 ) was calculated by substraction of the nonspecific binding ( A ) from the total binding ( 0 ). 367

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60

40 [PGDZ]

80

100

(WI)

FIG.3. Specific PGD2 binding to the solubilized fraction concentrations of PGD2. The solubilized fraction (2 mg incubated with PGD2 at various concentrations from 2 to Specific binding activities were replotted as a Scatchard

low

relatively

value

Characteristics

but similar

of

[3H]

Fig. 2 shows the time fraction.

The

equilibrium

at around

reached

its

binding

course of specific

specific

equilibrium

to that reported

PG D 2

binding

whereas

within

5 min

Specificity

of [3H]PGD2

binding at 10 nM was measured ), P~Fhc ( A 1, PGE2 (= )I.

the

binding with

the specifc

binding

not

PGs]

368

fraction

and

reached

to rhe P2 fraction The

nonspecific

(M)

binding to the solubilized in the presence

(8).

to the solubilized time

shown).

was Inset:

receptor

solubilized

increased

p[unlabeled

FIG.4.

to

(data

at various protein/ml) 100 nM. plot.

for the PGE2

[3H]PGD2

slowly

50 min,

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fraction.

unlabeled

[3H]PGD2

PGs [PGD2

(e

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binding to the

Residual PGD2 binding activity

treatment

0 95 105 10 46 32

heat (95 “C, 5 min) deoxyribonuclease I (0.5 mg/ml) ribonuclease (0.5 mg/ml) trypsin ( 50 ug/ml) proteinase K (50 ug/ml) phospholipase A2( 50 uglml) +20 uM indomethacin P-galactosidase (100 U/ml)

%

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The solubilized fraction (4 mg protein/ml) was boiled for 5 min or preincubated with various enzymes listed above at 37 “C for 15 min. For the treatment with deoxyribonuclease I, 5 mM MgC12 was further added and for that with phopholipase A2, 5 mM CaC12 was added. Results were expressed as percent of control. Control experiments were carried out in the absence of enzymes and the value of PGD2 binding in the absence and the presence of Ca or Mg was 36, 34, or 39 fmol/mg protein, respectively. binding

showed

specific

binding

30%.

After

receptor

relatively to the total

following

did

not

from

2 to 100 nM

increased

dependent

70 nM.

The

squares

method.

protein,

respectively.

rat brain

binding

assay

potency

was

(Fig.

[3H]PGD2

binding

of

were well

significant

of

the

approximately

the 13H]PGD2-

extent

60-min

during

concentrations

fitted

ratio

(data not shown).

binding

and Bmax

value

equilibrium,

concentration

value

membrane

of

[3H] PGD2

to the solubilized and was saturated

to a straight were

21 nM

showed almost

line and

fraction at around

by the least 119 fmol/mg

the same value

as that of

(2).

PG’s added

markedly

observed

a low

PGD2

PGD2

The Kd value

were

respectively.

Specific

plots

unlabeled

the

at various

on [3H]PGD2

to the reaction

inhibitory,

as shown

in the following

ICY50 values for PGD2, nM

to any

of unlabeled

3).

Kd

consequently

reached

dissociate

measured

Scatchard

synaptic

Various

was

The

and

bindin g exhibited

the addition

P G D 2 binding

level

of [3H]PGD2

the binding

complex

period

high

PGF2o,

order:

and PGE2

This

order

of

sites

is almost

the

the 369

mixture

in the [3H JPGD2

in Fig.

4.

PGD2

> PGF2o

were obtained relative

same

affinities

as that

The

inhibitory

> PGEx.

The

at 18, 708, and 8900 of

found

PG’s

for

the

with

synaptic

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prepared

binding

activity

affinity,

high

Effects

of

solubilized

from

rat brain

exhibited

-

In

in PGD2

binding,

enzymes

or

heat

abolished

by boiling

treatment

with

ribonuclease appears treatment

treatment

possibly the

addition

found

of

in this

to

no

the

K

PGD2 high

investigation

provide

with

was

various

completely

However,

deoxyribonuclease PGD2

activity

These

In

support

to

the

stability, basis

binding I or activity the

by 68% in

P-Galatosidase results

and/or

1).

The

Furthermore,

inhibitor.

by 42%.

the

binding

protein.

the binding

of its molecular

the

molecule

decreased

(Table

the

the

markedly

inhibitor

receptor

to

at 95 “C for 5 min.

phospholipids

to the P2 fraction

will

binding

conformation.

a phospholipase

protein

specific

a cyclooxygenase

requires

to afford

was treated

receptor

activity

of

fraction

decreased

the binding

binding

nature

Therefore,

specific A2

the

fraction

effect.

its stable

study

and further

The

proteinase

activity

the binding

P GD 2 receptor protein

solubilized

of indomethacin,

to maintain

enhanced

the

phosphoIipase

binding

to examine

2).

had

also decreased

the

order

%, respectively.

due

with

specific

of the receptor:

[3 H ] P G D 2

the solubilized

or

or 54

be

the presence

that

trypsin

on

(Table

of

treatment to

the solubilized

characteristics

treatments

involved

by 90

Thus,

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and saturablility.

various fraction

activity

(2).

the following

specificity,

with

AND BIOPHYSICAL

suggest

carbohydrates

of this

homogenizing

possibility, buffer

By use of the conditions

the solubilization for

the

purification

of active of

the

properties.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We are indebted to Dr. 0. Hayaishi, the Director of our institute, for valuable discussion. This study was supported in part by the Special Coordination Funds for Promoting Science and Technology from the Science and Technology Agency, Japan, and by grants from the Naito Foundation and Sankyo Co., Ltd. REFERENCES 1. 2.

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