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Gambierol and n-alkanols inhibit Shaker Kv channel via distinct binding sites outside the K(+) pore.

Evelyn Martínez-Morales1, Ivan Kopljar1, Jon D Rainier2, Jan Tytgat3, Dirk J Snyders1, Alain J Labro4.   

Abstract

The marine polycyclic-ether toxin gambierol and 1-butanol (n-alkanol) inhibit Shaker-type Kv channels by interfering with the gating machinery. Competition experiments indicated that both compounds do not share an overlapping binding site but gambierol is able to affect 1-butanol affinity for Shaker through an allosteric effect. Furthermore, the Shaker-P475A mutant, which inverses 1-butanol effect, is inhibited by gambierol with nM affinity. Thus, gambierol and 1-butanol inhibit Shaker-type Kv channels via distinct parts of the gating machinery.
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Keywords:  1-Alcohol; Electrophysiology; Gating modifier; Lipophilic marine toxin; Potassium channel

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Year:  2016        PMID: 27475861      PMCID: PMC7008702          DOI: 10.1016/j.toxicon.2016.07.017

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Toxicon        ISSN: 0041-0101            Impact factor:   3.033


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