SCH28080, a K+-Competitive Inhibitor of the Gastric H,K-ATPase, Binds Near the M5−6 Luminal Loop, Preventing K+ Access to the Ion Binding Domain

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Inhibition of the gastric H,K-ATPase by the imidazo[1,2-α]pyridine, SCH28080, is strictly competitive with respect to K+ or its surrogate, NH4+. The inhibitory kinetics [Vmax, Km,app(NH4+), Ki(SCH28080), and competitive, mixed, or noncompetitive] of mutants can define the inhibitor binding domain and the route to the ion binding region within M4−6. While mutations Y799F, Y802F, I803L, S806N, V807I (M5), L811V (M5−6), Y928H (M8), and Q905N (M7−8) had no effect on inhibitor kinetics, mutations P798C, Y802L, P810A, P810G, C813A or -S, I814V or -F, F818C, T823V (M5, M5−6, and M6), E914Q, F917Y, G918E, T929L, and F932L (M7−8 and M8) reduced the affinity for SCH28080 up to 10-fold without affecting the nature of the kinetics. In contrast, the L809F substitution in the loop between M5 and M6 resulted in an ∼100-fold decrease in inhibitor affinity, and substitutions L809V, I816L, Y925F, and M937V (M5−6, M6, and M8) reduced the inhibitor affinity by 10-fold, all resulting in noncompetitive kinetics. The mutants L811F, Y922I, and I940A also reduced the inhibitor affinity up to 10-fold but resulted in mixed inhibition. The mutations I819L, Q923V, and Y925A also gave mixed inhibition but without a change in inhibitor affinity. These data, and the 9-fold loss of SCH28080 affinity in the C813T mutant, suggest that the binding domain for SCH28080 contains the surface between L809 in the M5−6 loop and C813 at the luminal end of M6, approximately two helical turns down from the ion binding region, where it blocks the normal ion access pathway. On the basis of a model of the Ca-ATPase in the E2 conformation (PDB entry 1kju), the mutants that change the nature of the kinetics are arranged on one side of M8 and on the adjacent side of the M5−6 loop and M6 itself. This suggests that mutations in this region modify the enzyme structure so that K+ can access the ion binding domain even with SCH28080 bound.

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