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Compartmental Models for Regulated Exocytosis Arthur Sherman Laboratory of Biological Modeling National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases NIH

Compartmental Models for Regulated Exocytosis Arthur Sherman Laboratory of Biological Modeling National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases NIH

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Theme: Progressive Reductionism in the Models Grodsky: Two Pools Bertuzzi: Distinguishing metabolism and calcium Chen, Wang, Sherman: Add single cells (faster time scales) Calcium compartments (smaller space scales) Pedersen, Sherman: Newcomers (Nagematsu) and HCSP (Yang and Gillis) Opportunities for REx

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Grodsky: Two Pools Bertuzzi: Distinguishing metabolism and calcium Chen, Wang, Sherman: Add single cells (faster time scales) Calcium compartments (smaller space scales) Pedersen, Sherman: Newcomers (Nagematsu) and HCSP (Yang and Gillis) Opportunities for REx

Basic Two-Pool Model for Exocytosis First phase due to release of labile pool Second phase due to re-supply of labile pool Glucose 10000 600

Simulation of Perfused Rat Pancreas

Grodsky, JCI 51:2047 1972 Response to a glucose step First phase: rapid (10 min) Second phase: maintained or rising (1 hr) Potentiation when re-add glucose due to build-up of labile pool

No First Phase When Glucose is Ramped

Grodsky, JCI 51:2047 1972 Secretion depends on history Second phase: “Integral control” (how long) First phase: “Derivative control” (how fast)

Outline

Grodsky: Two Pools Bertuzzi: Distinguishing metabolism and calcium Chen, Wang, Sherman: Add single cells (faster time scales) Calcium compartments (smaller space scales) Pedersen, Sherman: Newcomers (Nagematsu) and HCSP (Yang and Gillis) Opportunities for REx

Calcium Sufficient for 1st Phase, Glucose Necessary for 2nd Phase

Straub et al. Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 287: C565-C571 2004 Hypothesis: There is a Metabolic Amplifying Factor Sulfonylureas only raise Ca2+: unbalanced therapy

Bertuzzi Model

Bertuzzi et al, AJP Endo Metab 293:E396 2007 Amplifying factor (ATP …) Calcium

Bertuzzi Model Shows 1st Phase, 2nd Phase, Potentiation, Ramp

Bertuzzi et al, AJP Endo Metab 293:E396 2007

Outline

Grodsky: Two Pools Bertuzzi: Distinguishing metabolism and calcium Chen, Wang, Sherman: Add single cells (faster time scales) Calcium compartments (smaller space scales) Pedersen, Sherman: Newcomers (Nagematsu) and HCSP (Yang and Gillis) Opportunities for REx

Fusion from Isolated Cell by Capacitance

Barg et al, Neuron 33:287 2002 C (fusion) TIRF (release)

Release from Isolated Cell by TIRF

Barg et al, Neuron 33:287 2002

(RRP) (5) (IRP) (1) Fusion Pore Expansion Insulin Release Refilling Priming DomainBinding Ca Binding [Ca++]md (6) (4) (F) (E) Chen-Wang-Sherman Model BJ 95:2226-41 2008 200 25 15 G, [Ca2+]i G, [Ca2+]i

Calcium Domains

Fit of Model to Single Cell Data

Fit of Model to Islet Data

G3 G3 G0 G0

Rising Second Phase due to Increased Resupply Rate

Resupply rate is rate limiting during 2nd phase

L-type Ca2+ Channel Knockout

Schulla et al, EMBO J. 22:3844 2003

R-type Ca2+ Channel Knockout

Jing et al JCI 115:146 2005

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Compartmental Models for Regulated Exocytosis Arthur Sherman Laboratory of Biological Modeling National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases NIH
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