BOD L9 IPC & cardioprotection pt2 Flashcards
How is intrisnic apoptotis mediated and effected?
Mitochondria.
Involves release of cytochrome C, found within mito, in to cytoplasm.
How does cytochrome C act within the cytoplasm to cause apoptosis?
Binds apaf1 in cytoplasm, which goes onto activate caspases.
Which two antagonists inhibit apoptosis and promotes apoptotis (via modulation of cytochrome C release)
Bcl-2 inhibits apoptosis
Bax/Bad promotes apoptosis.
How can Bad/Bax be targeted for pharmacological IPC
when phosphorylated, inhibited.
Where is the mitoKatp channel found?
On the inner mitochondiral membrane (IMM).
What happens to the inner mito membrane when the mitoKatp channel opens?
Decrease in membrane potential.
Depolarisation
What is used to inhibit mitoKatp channel during studies
5-HD (but also influences beta-oxidation of FA’s)
What is used to activate mitoKatp channel during studies?
Diazoxide. It induces pharmacological preconditioning.
What evidence is there for the existence of mitoKatp channel?
Using mitoplasts (mitochondria w/ outer membrane removed) detected presence of potassium ion channel on inner membrane.
Using dyes that accumulate in mito propoertional to membrane potential, investigate effects of Katp channel openers and blockers using mito under hypoxic conditions
What did measurements of mito membrane potential show?
Cells exposed to H2O2 lose staining (lose membrane potential)
But when treated with diazoxide, protection is seen against H2O2 and membrane potential remains normal.
This protective effect can also be blocked by 5-HD.
How does the structure of mitoKatp channel differ from other Katps?
No evidence that any normal subunits present in mitochondria.
Confirmed by Wb & GFP-tagging.
What is the pore-forming component of mitoK ATP?
ROMK
What are three activators of mitoK ATP channel?
ATP, Diazoxide, PIP2
What are two inhibitors of mitoK ATP?
5-HD, ADP
What two things mean opening of mitoKATP is cardioprotective?
Reduces Ca2+ overload.
Calcium overload causes formation and opening of mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) which kills cell (releases cytochrome C)
opening causes increase of ROS production during IPC
but blocks ROS during reperfusion