Rodopsin
Rodopsin, mrežnjačin purpur, je pigment retine koji je odgovoran za formiranje fotoreceptorskih ćelija, i za prve događaje u percepciji svetlosti. Rodopsini pripadaju familiji G-protein spregnutih receptora i ekstremno su senzitivni na svetlost, što omogućava vid u slabo-osvetljenoj sredini.[1] Exposed to light, the pigment immediately photobleaches, and it takes about 30 minutes[2] to regenerate fully in humans.
Struktura
уредиRodopsin se sastoji od proteinskog dela opsina i reverzibilno kovalentno vezanog kofaktor, retinala. Opsin, svežanj sedam transmembranskih heliksa međusobno povezanih proteinskim petljama, vezuje retinal (fotoreaktivni hromofor), koji je lociran u centralnoj šupljini na lizinskom ostatku sedmog heliksa. Retinal zauzima horizontalan položaj u odnosu na membranu. Svaki spoljašnji segment diska sadrži hiljade vizuelnih molekula pigmenta. Oko polovine opsina je unutar lipidnog dvosloja. Retinal nastaje u retini iz Vitamina A, dijetarnog beta-karotena. Izomerizacija 11-cis-retinala u sve-trans-retinal pod uticajem svetlosti indukuje konformacionu promenu (beljenje) u opsina, koja se nastavlja sa metarodopsinom II, koji aktivira vezani G protein transducin, i započinje kaskadu sekundarnih glasnika.[2][3][4]
Rodopsin štapića najsnažnije apsorbuje zeleno-plavu svetlost, i zato izgleda crvenkasto-ljubičasto. On se naziva "vizuelno ljubičasto". Rodopsin je odgovoran za monohromatski vid u tami.[2]
Nekoliko blisko srodnih opsina postoji. Oni se razlikuju u nekoliko aminokiselina, i konsekventno u talasnoj dužini svetlosti koju najjače apsorbuju. Kod čoveka postoje četiri različita opsina pored rodopsina. Fotopsini se nalazi u različitim tipovima koničnih ćelija retine, i oni su baza raspoznavanja boja. Oni imaju maksimume apsorpcije za žuto-zeleno (fotopsin I), zeleno (fotopsin II), i plavo-ljubičasto (fotopsin III) svetlo. Preostali opsin (melanopsin) se nalazi u fotosenzitivnim ganglionskim ćelijama, i apsorbuje najjače plavu svetlost.
Struktura rodopsina je detaljno proučena putem rendgenske strukturne analize kristala rodopsina. Fotoizomerizaciona dinamika je bila istražena putem FTIR spektroskopije i UV/Vis spektroskopije. Prvi fotoprodukt, fotorodopsin, se formira u toku 200 femtosekundi nakon iradijacije, čemu sledi u toku nekoliko pikosekundi drugi, batorodopsin, sa deformisanim sve-trans vezama. Taj intermedijar može da bude zarobljen i studiran na kriogenim temperaturama. Više modela (npr. mehanizam pedala bicikla, hula-tvist mehanizam) pokušava da objasni kako retinalna grupa može da promeni svoju konformaciju bez sudaranja sa okružujućim rodopsin proteinskim džepom.[5][6][7]
Nedavni nalazi indiciraju da rodopsin funkcionače kao monomer, a ne kao dimer, mada je to dugo vremena bila ustaljena paradigma za G-spregnute proteinske receptore.[8]
Reference
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Spoljašnje veze
уреди- Rhodopsin на US National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
- Rodopsin protein
- Fotoizomerizacija rodopsina
- Rodopsin i oko
- UMich orijentacija proteina u membranama families/superfamily-6