Ahnak1 interaction is affected by phosphorylation of Ser-296 on Cav尾2
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Ahnak1 has been implicated in protein kinase A (PKA)-mediated control of cardiac L-type Ca2+ channels (Cav1.2) through its interaction with the Cav尾2 regulatory channel subunit. Here we corroborate this functional linkage by immunocytochemistry on isolated cardiomyocytes showing co-localization of ahnak1 and Cav尾2 in the T-tubule system. In previous studies Cav尾2 attachment sites which impacted the channel鈥檚 PKA regulation have been located to ahnak1鈥檚 proximal C-terminus (ahnak14889-5535, ahnak15462-5535). In this study, we mapped the ahnak1-interacting regions in Cav尾2 and investigated whether Cav尾2 phosphorylation affects its binding behavior. In vitro binding assays with Cav尾2 truncation mutants and ahnak14889-5535 revealed that the core region of Cav尾2 consisting of Src-homology 3 (SH3), HOOK, and guanylate kinase (GK) domains was important for ahnak1 interaction while the C- and N-terminal regions were dispensable. Furthermore, Ser-296 in the GK domain of Cav尾2 was identified as novel PKA phosphorylation site by mass spectrometry. Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) binding analysis showed that Ser-296 phosphorylation did not affect the high affinity interaction (KD 鈮?#xA0;35 nM) between Cav尾2 and the 伪1C I-II linker, but affected ahnak1 interaction in a complex manner. SPR experiments with ahnak15462-5535 revealed that PKA phosphorylation of Cav尾2 significantly increased the binding affinity and, in parallel, it reduced the binding capacity. Intriguingly, the phosphorylation mimic substitution Glu-296 fully reproduced both effects, increased the affinity by 鈮?.4-fold and reduced the capacity by 鈮?0%. Our results are indicative for the release of a population of low affinity interaction sites following Cav尾2 phosphorylation on Ser-296. We propose that this phosphorylation event is one mechanism underlying ahnak1麓s modulator function on Cav1.2 channel activity.

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