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Title
Hydrophobic drug/toxin binding sites in voltage-dependent and channels
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Abstract
In the Na(v)channel family the lipophilic drugs/toxins binding sites and the presence of fenestrations in the channel pore wall are well defined and categorized. No such classification exists in the much larger K(v)channel family, although certain lipophilic compounds seem to deviate from binding to well-known hydrophilic binding sites. By mapping different compound binding sites onto 3D structures of Kv channels, there appear to be three distinct lipid-exposed binding sites preserved in K(v)channels: the front and back side of the pore domain, and S2-S3/S3-S4 clefts. One or a combination of these sites is most likely the orthologous equivalent of neurotoxin site 5 in Na(v)channels. This review describes the different lipophilic binding sites and location of pore wall fenestrations within the K(v)channel family and compares it to the knowledge of Na(v)channels.
Language
English
Source (journal)
Frontiers in pharmacology. - [Lausanne, 2010, currens
Publication
Lausanne : Frontiers media sa , 2020
ISSN
1663-9812
DOI
10.3389/FPHAR.2020.00735
Volume/pages
11 (2020) , 16 p.
Article Reference
735
ISI
000556728600001
Pubmed ID
32499709
Medium
E-only publicatie
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A zebrafish model system to assess pathogenicity of genetic variants in patients with cardiac arrhythmias.
Inherited cardiac arrhythmias: identification of novel genes and development of a new diagnostic tool for translating genetic diagnosis into precision medicine.
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Last edited 12.12.2024
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