Ethanol inhibits palmitoylation of G protein Gαs
Neurobiological actions of ethanol have been linked to perturbations in cyclic AMP (cAMP)-dependent signaling processes. Chronic ethanol exposure leads to desensitization of cAMP production in response to physiological ligands (heterologous desensitization). Ethanol-induced alterations in neuronal e...
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Neurobiological actions of ethanol have been linked to perturbations in cyclic AMP (cAMP)-dependent signaling processes. Chronic ethanol exposure leads to desensitization of cAMP production in response to physiological ligands (heterologous desensitization). Ethanol-induced alterations in neuronal expression of G proteins Gs and Gi have been invoked as a cause of heterologous desensitization. However, effects of ethanol on G protein expression vary considerably among different experimental protocols, various brain regions and diverse neuronal cell types. Dynamic palmitoylation of G protein α subunits is critical for membrane localization and protein–protein interactions, and represents a regulatory feature of G protein function. We studied the effect of ethanol on Gαs palmitoylation. In NG108-15 rat neuroblastoma × glioma hybrid cells, acute exposure to pharmacologically relevant concentrations of ethanol (25–100 mm) inhibited basal and prostaglandin E1-stimulated incorporation of palmitate into Gαs. Exposure of NG108-15 cells to ethanol for 72 h induced a shift in Gαs to its non-palmitoylated state, coincident with an inhibition of prostaglandin E1-induced cAMP production. Both parameters were restored following 24 h of ethanol withdrawal. Chronic ethanol exposure also induced the depalmitoylation of Gαs in human embryonic kidney (HEK)293 cells that overexpress wild-type Gαs and caused heterologous desensitization of adenylyl cyclase. By contrast, HEK293 cells that express a non-palmitoylated mutant of Gαs were insensitive to heterologous desensitization after chronic ethanol exposure. In summary, the findings identify a novel effect of ethanol on post-translational lipid modification of Gαs, and represent a mechanism by which ethanol might affect adenylyl cyclase activity. |
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Neurobiological actions of ethanol have been linked to perturbations in cyclic AMP (cAMP)-dependent signaling processes. Chronic ethanol exposure leads to desensitization of cAMP production in response to physiological ligands (heterologous desensitization). Ethanol-induced alterations in neuronal expression of G proteins Gs and Gi have been invoked as a cause of heterologous desensitization. However, effects of ethanol on G protein expression vary considerably among different experimental protocols, various brain regions and diverse neuronal cell types. Dynamic palmitoylation of G protein α subunits is critical for membrane localization and protein–protein interactions, and represents a regulatory feature of G protein function. We studied the effect of ethanol on Gαs palmitoylation. In NG108-15 rat neuroblastoma × glioma hybrid cells, acute exposure to pharmacologically relevant concentrations of ethanol (25–100 mm) inhibited basal and prostaglandin E1-stimulated incorporation of palmitate into Gαs. Exposure of NG108-15 cells to ethanol for 72 h induced a shift in Gαs to its non-palmitoylated state, coincident with an inhibition of prostaglandin E1-induced cAMP production. Both parameters were restored following 24 h of ethanol withdrawal. Chronic ethanol exposure also induced the depalmitoylation of Gαs in human embryonic kidney (HEK)293 cells that overexpress wild-type Gαs and caused heterologous desensitization of adenylyl cyclase. By contrast, HEK293 cells that express a non-palmitoylated mutant of Gαs were insensitive to heterologous desensitization after chronic ethanol exposure. In summary, the findings identify a novel effect of ethanol on post-translational lipid modification of Gαs, and represent a mechanism by which ethanol might affect adenylyl cyclase activity. |
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Neurobiological actions of ethanol have been linked to perturbations in cyclic AMP (cAMP)-dependent signaling processes. Chronic ethanol exposure leads to desensitization of cAMP production in response to physiological ligands (heterologous desensitization). Ethanol-induced alterations in neuronal expression of G proteins Gs and Gi have been invoked as a cause of heterologous desensitization. However, effects of ethanol on G protein expression vary considerably among different experimental protocols, various brain regions and diverse neuronal cell types. Dynamic palmitoylation of G protein α subunits is critical for membrane localization and protein–protein interactions, and represents a regulatory feature of G protein function. We studied the effect of ethanol on Gαs palmitoylation. In NG108-15 rat neuroblastoma × glioma hybrid cells, acute exposure to pharmacologically relevant concentrations of ethanol (25–100 mm) inhibited basal and prostaglandin E1-stimulated incorporation of palmitate into Gαs. Exposure of NG108-15 cells to ethanol for 72 h induced a shift in Gαs to its non-palmitoylated state, coincident with an inhibition of prostaglandin E1-induced cAMP production. Both parameters were restored following 24 h of ethanol withdrawal. Chronic ethanol exposure also induced the depalmitoylation of Gαs in human embryonic kidney (HEK)293 cells that overexpress wild-type Gαs and caused heterologous desensitization of adenylyl cyclase. By contrast, HEK293 cells that express a non-palmitoylated mutant of Gαs were insensitive to heterologous desensitization after chronic ethanol exposure. In summary, the findings identify a novel effect of ethanol on post-translational lipid modification of Gαs, and represent a mechanism by which ethanol might affect adenylyl cyclase activity. |
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