Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme

Taroni, F. ; Gellera, C. ; Di Donato, S.

Amsterdam : Elsevier
ISSN:
0167-4838
Keywords:
(Human skeletal muscle) ; (Muscle mitrochondrion) ; ATP affinity chromatography ; Malic enzyme ; NADP^+ ; NAD^+
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autor Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
autorsonst Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
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fussnote Human muscle mitochondria reduced either NADP^+ or NAD^+ in the presence of l-malate and Mn^2^+ or Mg^2^+. After polyacrylamide slab gel electrophoresis and agarose gel isoelectrofocusing, two bands were seen in mitochondrial extract, one strictly NADP^+-dependent and the other reacting with either NAD^+ or NADP^+. The two mitochondrial malic enzymes were separated by DEAE-Sepharose chromatography. The NAD^+/NADP^+-dependent enzyme was purified 1600-fold with a final yield of 34% and a final specific activity of 32.9 units/mg of protein by employing affinity chromatography on Agarose-ATP. SDS electrophoresis revealed a single band having an apparent M"r = 64 000. Estimates of the native apparent molecular weight upon gel filtration yielded a value of 140 300. Kinetic characterization showed that succinate and ATP were activator and inhibitor, respectively. In the absence of succinate the K"m values for malate, NAD^+ and NADP^+ were 3.7, 0.13 and 0.78 mM, respectively; in the presence of succinate the K"m value for malate was 1.9 mM. ATP was found to be an inhibitor competitive with malate, with a K"i (ATP) of 0.2 mM. This is the first report to show that mammalian skeletal muscle mitochondria contains two distinct malic enzymes, one active with either NAD^+ or NADP^+ and the other active only with NADP^+.
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shingle_author_1 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
shingle_author_2 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
shingle_author_3 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
shingle_author_4 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
shingle_catch_all_1 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
0167-4838
01674838
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_2 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
0167-4838
01674838
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
0167-4838
01674838
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Taroni, F.
Gellera, C.
Di Donato, S.
Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
(Human skeletal muscle)
(Muscle mitrochondrion)
ATP affinity chromatography
Malic enzyme
NADP^+
NAD^+
0167-4838
01674838
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
shingle_title_2 Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
shingle_title_3 Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
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titel Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
titel_suche Evidence for two distinct mitochondrial malic enzymes in human skeletal muscle: purification and properties of the NAD(P)^+-dependent enzyme
Human muscle mitochondria reduced either NADP^+ or NAD^+ in the presence of l-malate and Mn^2^+ or Mg^2^+. After polyacrylamide slab gel electrophoresis and agarose gel isoelectrofocusing, two bands were seen in mitochondrial extract, one strictly NADP^+-dependent and the other reacting with either NAD^+ or NADP^+. The two mitochondrial malic enzymes were separated by DEAE-Sepharose chromatography. The NAD^+/NADP^+-dependent enzyme was purified 1600-fold with a final yield of 34% and a final specific activity of 32.9 units/mg of protein by employing affinity chromatography on Agarose-ATP. SDS electrophoresis revealed a single band having an apparent M"r = 64 000. Estimates of the native apparent molecular weight upon gel filtration yielded a value of 140 300. Kinetic characterization showed that succinate and ATP were activator and inhibitor, respectively. In the absence of succinate the K"m values for malate, NAD^+ and NADP^+ were 3.7, 0.13 and 0.78 mM, respectively; in the presence of succinate the K"m value for malate was 1.9 mM. ATP was found to be an inhibitor competitive with malate, with a K"i (ATP) of 0.2 mM. This is the first report to show that mammalian skeletal muscle mitochondria contains two distinct malic enzymes, one active with either NAD^+ or NADP^+ and the other active only with NADP^+.
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