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. 2009 Oct 2;284(47):32735–32741. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M109.055434

FIGURE 3.

FIGURE 3.

Mutations of residues coordinating Ca2+ at sites 3 and 4 of CBD1 decrease the exchanger Ca2+ affinity. A, representative outward currents recorded from oocytes expressing the indicated mutant. Residues Glu385, Asp421, Asp446, Asp447, Asp498, Asp499, and Asp500 of CBD1 were mutated to Ala in mutant M7. Notice that higher Ca2+ concentrations are required to activate the mutant exchangers. Ca2+ concentrations are shown below the traces. B, dose-response curves for cytoplasmic Ca2+ for WT and the indicated exchanger mutants. Current amplitudes were measured at peak currents. Residual current recorded in the absence of Ca2+ has been subtracted. Each point is the average of between two and four experiments. The M7 peak current was normalized at the highest concentration of Ca2+ examined because saturation was not obtained. C, fractional activity values for each exchanger. Measurements were done in the presence of the indicated Ca2+ concentrations.