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Although the α5 helix (Figure 1) does not directly contact the bound guanine-nucleotide [ 19 20 21 ] , it is clearly important for Gα structure and to maintain the proper orientation of the β6-α5 loop.
The following results support this hypothesis: 1) sα i2 and α i2 are equally labeled by a pulse of 3H-myristate, although much less sα i2 protein is detected; 2) sα i2 displays a propensity to localize to potential aggresome-like structures, and this localization is greatly enhanced by proteasome inhibitor treatment; 3) the α i2 A327S mutant, previously shown to be unstable and defective in guanine-nucleotide binding, shows a similar pattern of subcellular localization ( i.e., intracellular membranes rather than PM); 4) βγ over-expression increases expression of sα i2 and promotes PM localization of sα i2 and α i2 A327S, but βγ co-expression does not prevent sα i2 localization to potential aggresome-like structures when cells are treated with proteasome inhibitors; and 5) pulse-chase analysis indicates that sα i2 is rapidly degraded.
Unfortunately, initial attempts to directly show a defect in guanine-nucleotide binding by sα i2 , using a GTPγ S-dependent trypsin protection assay [ 23 ] , were unsuccessful due, at least in part, to the inability to solubilize expressed sα i2 from membranes using a mild detergent ( e.g., lubrol/polyoxyethylene 10-lauryl ether).
Thus, one might speculate that the novel 35 amino acid sequence in sα i2 would impair guanine-nucleotide binding and result in a unstable protein.
A recent study identified a number of α5 helix residues in α t that when changed to alanines increased rates of guanine-nucleotide exchange ( i.e., decreased affinity for guanine-nucleotides) [ 5 ] . Individual mutation of amino acids in α t , cognate to T330, N332, V333, F337 in α i2 (Figure 1), increased nucleotide exchange rates [ 5 ] . Two of these critical amino acids, N332 and V333 in α i2 , are in fact the first two amino acids that are replaced by the novel splicing in sα i2 (Figure 1).
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