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The access of metabolites into yeast mitochondria in the presence and absence of the voltage dependent anion selective channel (YVDAC1).

Abstract：

:Since yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae mutants depleted of the voltage dependent anion selective channel (YVDAC1) are still able to grow on a non-fermentable carbon source, a functional transport system in the outer mitochondrial membrane must exist to support the access of metabolites into mitochondria. It was assumed that the properties of the system could be inferred from the differences in the results observed between wild type and mutant mitochondria since no crucial differences in this respect between the two types of mitoplasts were observed. YVDAC1-depleted mitochondria displayed a highly reduced permeability of the outer membrane, which was reflected in increased values of K0.5(NADH) for respiration and K0.5(ADP) for triggering phosphorylating state as well as in delayed action of carboxyatractylate (CATR) in inhibition of phosphorylating state. The parameters were chosen to express the accessibility of the applied species to the intermembrane space. The passage of the molecules through the outer membrane depleted of YVDAC1 could be partially improved in the presence of bivalent cations (Mg2+, Ca2+), as in their presence lower values of the calculated parameters were obtained. The restrictions imposed on the transport of molecules through the YVDAC1-depleted outer membrane resulted in a competition between them for the access to the intermembrane space as measured by changes in parameters observed for a given species in the presence of another one. The competition was stronger in the absence of Mg2+ and depended on charge and size of transported molecules, as the strongest competitor was CATR and the weakest one--NADH. Thus, it can be concluded that the transport system functioning in the absence of YVDAC1 is modulated by bivalent cations and charge as well as size of transported molecules. Since an increased level of respiration due to the dissipation of delta psi causes an increase of K0.5(NADH) in both wild type and YVDAC1-depleted mitochondria it is concluded that a common property of YVDAC1 and the system functioning in YVDAC1-depleted mitochondria seems to be the dependence of the capacity on the level of mitochondrial respiration.

journal_name

Acta Biochim Pol

journal_title

Acta biochimica Polonica

authors

Kmita H,Stobienia O,Michejda J

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Has Abstract

pub_date

1999-01-01 00:00:00

pages

991-1000

issue

eissn

0001-527X

issn

1734-154X

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The access of metabolites into yeast mitochondria in the presence and absence of the voltage dependent anion selective channel (YVDAC1).