Holecistokininski receptor B

Holecistokininski receptor B
NMR struktura treće ektracelularne petlje humanog CCK-B receptora. PDB prikaz baziran na 1l4t​.
Dostupne strukture
1l4t
Identifikatori
Simboli CCKBR; CCK-B; GASR
Vanjski ID OMIM118445 MGI99479 HomoloGene7258 IUPHAR: CCK2 GeneCards: CCKBR Gene
Pregled RNK izražavanja
podaci
Ortolozi
Vrsta Čovek Miš
Entrez 887 12426
Ensembl ENSG00000110148 ENSMUSG00000030898
UniProt P32239 Q3ZB46
RefSeq (mRNA) NM_176875 NM_007627
RefSeq (protein) NP_795344 NP_031653
Lokacija (UCSC) Chr 11:
6.24 - 6.25 Mb
Chr 7:
105.3 - 105.34 Mb
PubMed pretraga [1] [2]

Holecistokininski receptor B (CCKBR ili CCK2) je protein[1] koji je kod ljudi kodiran CCKBR genom.[2]

Ovaj gen kodira G protein-spregnuti receptor za gastrin i holecistokinin (CCK),[3][4][5] regulatorne peptide mozga i gastrointestinalnog trakta. On je gastrinski receptor tipa B, koji ima visok afinitet za sulfonovane i nesulfonovane CCK analoge. Pogrešno splajsovane transkriptne varijante su primećene u tumorima debelog creva i gušterače.[6]

CCK receptori imaju znatan uticaj na neurotransmisiju u mozgu, regulaciju anksioznosti, unos hrane, i lokomociju. CCK-B izražavanje ima uticaja na anksiozne i depreesivne fenotipe ljudi. CCK-B receptori uzimaju udela u kompleksnoj regulaciji dopamina u mozgu. CCK-B aktivacija ima inhibitorno dejstvo na dopaminsku aktivnost, ona suzbija dopaminom pojačane efekte CCK-A receptora. Međutim ova interakcija CCKB-a i dopamina je veoma zavisna od lokacije.[7] CCK-B antagonizam uvećava dopaminsko oslobađanje u strijatumu pacova.[8] Aktivacija povećava GABA oslobađanje unutar nucleus accumbens septi pacova.[9] CCK-B receptori moduliraju dopaminsko oslobađanje, i utiču na razvoj tolerancije na opioide.[10] CCK-B aktivacija umanjuje amfetaminom indukovano DA oslobađanje, i doprinosi individualnoj varijabilnosti responsa na amfetamin.[11]

Kod pacova, CCK-B antagonizam sprečava stresom podstaknutu reaktivaciju kokainske zavisnoti, kao i dugotrajno održavanje i ponovno uspostavljanje morfinske zavisnosti.[8][12] Smatra se da CCK-B ima modulatornu ulogu u Parkinsonovoj bolesti. Blokada CCK-B kod Sajmirskih majmuna sa sniženim nivoom dopamina uzrokuje znatno povišenje lokomotornog L-DOPA responsa.[13]

== Selektivni ligandi ==

Agonisti

Antagonisti

  • Proglumid
  • CI-988
  • CI-1015
  • L-365,260
  • L-369,293
  • YF-476
  • YM-022
  • RP-69758
  • LY-225,910
  • LY-288,513
  • PD-135,158
  • PD-145,942

Inverzni agonist

  • L-740,093
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