TABLE 1.
Pathways and enzymes for extracellular metabolism of nucleotides and nucleosides
Extracellular Metabolic Function | Ectoenzyme Names/Subtypes | Catalytic Reaction | Substrate Selectivity | Inhibitors (Representative) | T-Cell Expression |
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Ecto-ATPase, Ecto-ADPase, Apyrase | CD39 family ENTDPase1–4 | ATP > ADP (+Pi) > AMP (+Pi) | All purine and pyrimidine nucleotide tri/diphosphates | ARL-67156; others | Yes, but varies with differentiation and polarization state; high in Tregs |
Ecto-ATP pyro-phosphatase/ phosphodisterase | ENPP1–3 | ATP > AMP (+PPi) | Purine and pyrimidine nucleotide triphosphates | β,γ-methylene-ATP (competitive substrate) | Unknown but likely |
Ecto-AMPase | CD73; ecto-5′-nucleotidase; (5Nte) | AMP > Ado (+Pi) | Purine and pyrimidine nucleotide monophosphates | α,β-methylene-ADP (APCP) | Yes, but varies with differentiation and polarization state; high in Tregs |
Ecto-AMPase | Tissue nonselective TNAP | AMP > Ado (+Pi) | Purine and pyrimidine nucleotide monophosphates; non-nucleotide phosphate esters | Levamisole; tetramisole | Unknown |
Ecto-AMPase, Ecto-Phosphatase | TM-PAP | AMP (and ATP) > Ado (+Pi) | Purine and pyrimidine nucleotide phosphates; non-nucleotide phosphate esters | l-Tartrate; some cyclic AMP analogs | Yes, but varies with differentiation and polarization state |
Ecto-AMP Deaminase | AMPD3 | AMP > IMP | AMP | Pentostatin/deoxycoformycin | Unknown |
Ecto-Adenosine Deaminase | Ecto-ADA | Ado > Ino | AMP | Pentostatin/deoxycoformycin | Yes |
Nucleoside transport (concentrative) | CNT (multiple subtypes) | Extracellular nucleoside > intracellular nucleoside | All natural nucleosides; many nucleoside analogs | Dipyridamole; many others | Yes |
Nucleoside transport (equilibrative) | ENT (multiple subtypes) | Extracellular nucleoside > intracellular nucleoside | All natural nucleosides; many nucleoside analogs | Dipyridamole; many others | Yes |
AMPD, AMP deaminase; CNT, concentrative nucleoside transporter; ENT, equilibrative nucleoside transport; Tregs, regulatory T cells.