2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbamcr.2022.119354
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P5B-ATPases in the mammalian polyamine transport system and their role in disease

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“…At 5 µM, the uptake of the BODIPY probes is lower compared with 14 Clabeled polyamines, especially for BODIPY-SPD. Our results therefore suggest that ATP13A3 presents a higher apparent affinity and/or reduced maximal uptake activity towards BODIPY-as compared to 14 C-labeled probes, similar to what we have observed for ATP13A2.…”
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“…At 5 µM, the uptake of the BODIPY probes is lower compared with 14 Clabeled polyamines, especially for BODIPY-SPD. Our results therefore suggest that ATP13A3 presents a higher apparent affinity and/or reduced maximal uptake activity towards BODIPY-as compared to 14 C-labeled probes, similar to what we have observed for ATP13A2.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…Finally, we compared BODIPY-SPM with radiolabeled spermine ( 14 C-SPM) uptake in A2 WT-OE cells to assess the impact of the fluorescent tag on cellular uptake capacities (Figure 2D). After incubating A2 WT-OE and D508N-OE cells for 30 min with either 5 µM of BODIPY-SPM or 14 C-SPM, we observed a significant 1.33-fold higher uptake for 14 C-SPM (Figure 2D). The effect of the fluorescent tag on SPM uptake reflects the higher apparent affinity, but lower Vmax of ATP13A2 for BODIPY-labeled versus native spermine (Figure 1C).…”
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