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The pore of plant K(+) channels is involved in voltage and pH sensing: domain-swapping between different K(+) channel alpha-subunits.
Hoth S
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Geiger D
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Becker D
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Hedrich R
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Plant K(+) uptake channel types differ with respect to their voltage, Ca(2)+, and pH dependence. Here, we constructed recombinant chimeric channels between KST1, a member of the inward-rectifying, acid-activated KAT1 family, and AKT3, a member of the weakly voltage-dependent, proton-blocked AKT2/3 family. The homologous pore regions of AKT3 (amino acids 216 to 287) and KST1 (amino acids 217 to 289) have been exchanged to generate the two chimeric channels AKT3/(p)KST1 and KST1/(p)AKT3. In contrast to AKT3 wild-type channels, AKT3/(p)KST1 revealed a strong inward rectification reminiscent of that of KST1. Correspondingly, the substitution of the KST1 by the AKT3 pore led to less pronounced rectification properties of KST1/(p)AKT3 compared with wild-type KST1. Besides the voltage dependence, the interaction between the chimera and extracellular H(+) and Ca(2)+ resembled the properties of the inserted rather than the respective wild-type pore. Whereas AKT3/(p)KST1 was acid activated and Ca(2)+ insensitive, extracellular protons and Ca(2)+ inhibited KST1/(p)AKT3. The regulation of the chimeric channels by cytoplasmic protons followed the respective wild-type backbone of the chimeric channels, indicating that the intracellular pH sensor is located outside the P domain. We thus conclude that essential elements for external pH and Ca(2)+ regulation and for the rectification of voltage-dependent K(+) uptake channels are located within the channel pore.
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