DIRECT PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL BREAKDOWN FROM A DISTINCT HORMONE-SENSITIVE POOL OCCURS ON DEPLETION OF CYTOSOLIC INOSITOL IN BOVINE ADRENOCORTICAL (ZFR) CELLS
Im. Bird et al., DIRECT PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL BREAKDOWN FROM A DISTINCT HORMONE-SENSITIVE POOL OCCURS ON DEPLETION OF CYTOSOLIC INOSITOL IN BOVINE ADRENOCORTICAL (ZFR) CELLS, Endocrine journal, 2(5), 1994, pp. 403-409
previous studies of [H-3]inositol-prelabelled bovine adrenocortical fa
sciculata cells have shown that on prolonged stimulation with All, [H-
3]phosphoinositides are catabolised from two distinct hormone-sensitiv
e subpools. The first (30% of labelled [H-3]phosphoinositides) is used
immediately, is continually degraded, and is resynthesised as long as
cytosolic inositol is available, The second (45%) is only used after
cytosolic [H-3]inositol is depleted (30 min in the presence of Li+) an
d so compensatory resynthesis is no longer possible. We have investiga
ted the time-dependent effects of All on levels of H-3]inositol, and i
ndividual species of [H-3]phosphoinositides and [H-3]phosphoinositols
in [H-3]inositol-prelabelled fasciculata cells in the absence and pres
ence of Li+. Our findings show that while cytosolic inositol is not li
miting, the first pool is catabolised by a polyphosphoinositide-specif
ic phospholipase C and delayed losses of [H-3]PtdIns could be fully ex
plained through compensatory resynthesis of the [H-3]polyphosphoinosit
ides. However once [H-3]inositol depletion had occurred (only in the p
resence of Li+), a dramatic loss of [H-3]PtdIns was still observed eve
n though there was a rapid loss of accumulated [H-3]Ins(1,4,5)P-3, [H-
3]Ins(1,4)P-2, [H-3]Ins(1,3,4)P-3 and [H-3]Ins(1,3)P-2. increases in [
H-3]Ins4P could be accounted for by degradation of previously accumula
ted [H-3]Ins(1,4,5)P-3 and [H-3]Ins(1,4)P-2, but radioactivity continu
ed to accumulate in [H-3]Ins1P/ Ins3P and far exceeded that lost from
[H-3]Ins(1,3,4)P, and [H-3]Ins(1,3)P-2. Thus catabolism of the second
hormone-sensitive pool (on depletion of cytosolic inositol) involved t
he direct action of phosphoinositidase C on [H-3]PtdIns to form [H-3]I
ns1P.