G蛋白耦联受体信号转导的偏向性调控及其机制研究进展  被引量:2

Research progress in signal bias of G protein-coupled receptor and its mechanism

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作  者:翟培彬[1,2] 马兰[1] 刘星[1] 

机构地区:[1]复旦大学基础医学院药理研究中心,上海200032 [2]ginkgo pharma (suzhou) co., ltd

出  处:《生理学报》2016年第6期790-798,共9页Acta Physiologica Sinica

基  金:国家自然科学基金项目(No.31571036,31430033)资助

摘  要:G蛋白耦联受体(G protein-coupled receptors,GPCR)被激活后信号可以经G蛋白或β-arrestin向下游传递,并且受体被激活后,由β-arrestin和G蛋白介导的胞内信号传递存在偏向性(signal bias)。这些发现使得GPCR的信号传递体系被重新认识和定义。配体和受体结合位点的细微差异被认为是这一现象产生的关键原因。现有假说认为,不同配体诱导的受体激活态构象也有不同,并由此导致胞内C末端磷酸化位点的不同。磷酸化位点差别最终决定了下游信号传递的走向。偏向性调控现象在GPCR受体家族中并不罕见,其与细胞的许多关键生理功能的精细调控密切相关。利用偏向性调控特点,有可能在减少GPCR靶点相关性副作用的同时,保留其药理学作用,这为GPCR相关的药物开发带来全新思路。G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) mediate signal transduction via G protein or β-arrestin. Several biased ligands and receptors that preferentially signal through either G protein- or β-arrestin-mediated pathways have been identified. These discoveries have redefined the classical GPCR signaling paradigm. Distinct ligand-receptor binding sites might be one of the main reasons for biased signal transduction. It is posited that multiple active conformations of receptors lead to distinct kinase phosphorylation patterns on C terminus of receptors. Phosphorylation patterns decide which signal pathway will be transduced. The biased signal pathway transduction has been found in more than 40 GPCRs till now. A few of them have been found involved in fine-regulation of physiological processes. However, most others still need further investigation. The biased ligands may be developed as tools for understanding the basic physiology of GPCR, and, potentially and most importantly, as fine-tuned therapeutics that maximize beneficial effects and minimize adverse or unwanted effects. These studies will provide new insights into new drug discovery.

关 键 词:G蛋白耦联受体 Β-ARRESTIN GPCR偏向性信号通路 

分 类 号:R96[医药卫生—药理学]

 

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